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Amsterdam Centre for Tax Law Amsterdam Centre for Tax Law

ACTL-CPT Talks: In discussion with Assistant Prof. Christina Dimitropoulou on “Tax Policy Analysis of Robot Taxation"

During this webinar, Dr. Christina Dimitropoulou (Assistant Professor of International Tax Law, Maastricht Centre for Taxation, University of Maastricht) will discuss the taxation of robots as a tax policy response to tax challenges of AI automation. In particular, she will touch upon selective options of robot taxation and their compatibility with normative tax principles both under a domestic and international tax setting.
Date
21 September 2023
Time
16:00 -17:00
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About the ACTL-CPT Talks

The “ACTL-CPT Talks: in discussion with” consist of a series of webinars organized by the Amsterdam Centre for Tax Law (ACTL) of the University of Amsterdam (UvA) under the umbrella of the research project “Designing the tax system for a Cashless, Platform-based and Technology-driven society” (CPT project). 

During the ACTL-CPT talks one speaker presents and discusses a subject relevant to achieve a fair, efficient and fraud-proof taxation in today's society. The webinars are moderated by Prof. dr. Dennis Weber (Director of the ACTL and the CPT project) and/or one member of the CPT research team. The sessions are held via Zoom’s webinar tool. They are free of charge and opened to the general public.

Assistant Prof. Christina Dimitropoulou

About the Speaker:

 

Is an Assistant Professor of International Tax Law at the faculty of law of the department of tax law of the University of Maastricht.

She has been a post-doctoral researcher and lecturer at the Institute for Austrian and International Tax Law from 2022 and she has been working at the Institute of Austrian and International tax law since 2017 where she finished her doctoral studies in June 2022 with honors and wrote a doctoral thesis on the topic “Robot taxation: Normative Tax Policy Analysis, Domestic and International Tax Considerations”. Her Phd thesis has already been awarded the Wolfgang Gassner Science award 2023 and the Brigitte-Knobbe Keuk award 2023.

She has obtained a Master’s degree in Tax Law and Public Finance from the University of Aix-Marseille III in 2013 and a Master’s degree in Public Law from the Athens Law School in 2012. She graduated from the Athens Law School in 2008 with a Bachelor's degree in Law and she has been a member of the Athens Bar Association since 2010. She has worked as a lawyer in several law firms in Athens specializing both in public and tax law.

Since 2014 she has practiced exclusively tax law (local and international) in the tax consulting and tax litigation department of PwC Greece. She has been doing research on and published in the area of digital taxation, international tax law and policy as well as European tax law and tax procedures. She has been teaching European tax law and international tax law in master and bachelor students as well as tax professionals and she has cooperated with international organizations in the area of digitalization of tax administrations for improving the efficiency of tax procedures in Latin American countries. She has received awards for her research and was nominated as one of the 35 young leaders in the excellence list prepared by TaxCOOP in 2019.