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Jeroen Lammers
Jeroen Lammers
Assistant Professor of International Tax Law, Copenhagen Business School
Verified email at cbs.dk - Homepage
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Less is More-Can Developing Countries Gain Tax Revenue by Giving up Taxing Rights?
J Lammers
Copenhagen Business School, CBS LAW Research Paper, 2020
32020
OECD Unified Approach Leaves Market Jurisdictions Out in the Cold
J Lammers
Tax Notes International, 171-180, 2020
32020
The EU Solidarity Contribution and a More Proportional Alternative: A Study Under EU and International Investment Law [pre-publication]
J Lammers, B Kuźniacki
Intertax 51 (6/7), 2023
22023
The Dark Side of Pillar 2
J Lammers
Tax Notes International, 1135, 2020
12020
Can Developing Countries do Better than the Unified Approach?
J Lammers
12020
Less Is More: Can Developing Countries Gain Revenue By Giving up Taxing Rights?
J Lammers
Copenhagen Business School, CBS LAW Research Paper, 2020
12020
Breaking the Double Tax Paradigm
J Lammers, TD Magalhães
World Tax Journal 16 (1), 2024
2024
The Case for an EU Cap on Interest on Underpaid Tax: Protecting the Internal Market
J Lammers
Intertax 52 (1), 2024
2024
Breaking the Double Tax Paradigm
J Lammers, T Diniz Magalhães
Available at SSRN 4629977, 2023
2023
The Spirit of International Tax Law: From Fiscal Virtue to Mission-oriented Moon-shot
J Lammers
Universiteit van Amsterdam, 2023
2023
Has Public Opinion Moved the Political Needle on Corporate Tax Avoidance?
J Lammers
Tax Analysts, 2021
2021
The OECD Concept of User Participation and a More Pragmatic Way to Tax Rent Seeking
J Lammers
Tax Notes International, 611-622, 2019
2019
Nationale CO2-heffing: Dood in de pot
J Lammers
Weekblad fiscaal recht, 33, 2019
2019
Dutch Employers Group Comments on OECD Transfer Pricing Comparability Data Paper
J Lammers
2014
Wat willen dga's nou eigenlijk?
J Lammers
Weekblad fiscaal recht, 601-603, 2009
2009
De levensloopregeling waarheen, waarvoor?
J Lammers
Weekblad fiscaal recht, 389, 2007
2007
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