Webinar “Taxation of HNWIs: UAE and Italian Prespectives”
French economist Gabriel Zucman recently proposed levying a 2% tax on the wealth of high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs).
Giorgio Beretta is an Assistant Professor at the Amsterdam Law School and a member of the Amsterdam Centre for Tax Law (ACTL) research project on “Designing the tax system for a “Cashless, Platform based and Technology driven society (CPT)“.
Giorgio is currently a Visiting Professor at NOVA School of Law of NOVA University – Lisbon, collaborating with NOVA Tax Research Lab. Until December 2023, Giorgio was also a Senior Lecturer in Indirect Taxation at the Department of Business Law of Lund University.
Giorgio is also a lawyer admitted to the Italian Bar and an Editorial Board Member of the international journals “Intertax” and “Highlights & Insights on European Taxation” . Previously, until December 2023, he served as an editor at the “Kluwer International Tax Blog.”
The multifaceted role of online platforms in taxation: tax governance of digital gatekeepers and policy design models for a platform-based society.
Payment Service Providers (PSPs) and tax obligations: tax information and collection by PSPs and other financial intermediaries in an evolving landscape.
Taxation of crypto-assets and virtual currencies (VC): challenges and emerging policy issues of crypto-assets and virtual currencies and their treatments in direct and indirect taxation.
Blockchain and Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) in taxation: innovative projects and case studies for the application of blockchain and DLT in tax systems.
The impact of AI and Automated Decision-Making (ADM) in taxation: tax policy and administration implications of the use of AI and ADM systems.
Technology and ICT developments in taxation: opportunities and challenges offered by digital tools and software for improving tax administration and taxpayers’ compliance.
VAT challenges of the digital economy: distance-based supplies, fixed establishment, and the characterisation of digital services under place of supply rules.
VAT challenges of the sharing economy: problems and shortcomings in the application of VAT rules to the business models of the sharing economy.
Cross-border mobility of individuals and tax policies: exit taxes, preferential tax regimes and other countries’ strategies for and against individuals on the move.
Reserved area for students of University of Amsterdam & Lund University
French economist Gabriel Zucman recently proposed levying a 2% tax on the wealth of high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs).
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