2003Max Planck Institute for Plasma PhysicsRequires access

Foreign Losses, Tax Treaties and EC Fundamental Freedoms: A New German Case before the ECJ

Axel Cordewener

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A close look at the implications of the Ritter case (C-152/03), which was referred by the German Federal Tax Court to the ECJ and may prove to be groundbreaking.

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A close look at the implications of the Ritter case (C-152/03), which was referred by the German Federal Tax Court to the ECJ and may prove to be groundbreaking.

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A close look at the implications of the Ritter case (C-152/03), which was referred by the German Federal Tax Court to the ECJ and may prove to be groundbreaking.

Key concepts: German, Political science, International trade, Law and economics, Economics, Political economy, Geography, Archaeology

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