Tax and Society: Building a Sustainable and Fair Tax System
Would you like to see a fairer tax system? This minor equips you with the knowledge and skills required to participate in the debates about the future of taxation. From tackling tax avoidance by multinationals to navigating the complexities of taxing cryptocurrency, you will delve into major challenges policymakers are currently facing building a sustainable and fair tax system.
Is this minor right for you?
The minor is tailored to students wishing to delve into the role of taxation in addressing major societal challenges from an interdisciplinary perspective. It is especially appealing to those considering a career in the public or private sector affected by tax matters, including in public policy development and administration, strategy consulting, as well as with regulatory agencies and multinational companies.
While primarily aimed at non-tax law students, the minor is also suitable for tax law students interested in developing an interdisciplinary perspective on (international) tax law. In the past students have come from a wide range of academic backgrounds, including political science, international studies, public administration, international business administration, economics, and law. The minor is taught in English and accommodates foreign (exchange) students.