To what extent are tax incentives for research & development compatible with European Union Law?
Tobias Bornemann
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Tobias Bornemann
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The paper deals with the question to what extent tax incentives especially designed to promote research and development are compatible with European Union Law. Therefore tax incentives are analysed with special regard to the Fundamental Freedoms and the State aid provision. It can be found that legislators have three basic possibilities given by European Union Law, which differ in the freedom of design of the tax incentive.
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The paper deals with the question to what extent tax incentives especially designed to promote research and development are compatible with European Union Law. Therefore tax incentives are analysed with special regard to the Fundamental Freedoms and the State aid provision. It can be found that legislators have three basic possibilities given by European Union Law, which differ in the freedom of design of the tax incentive.
Key concepts: Incentive, Tax law, European union, Law and economics, Public economics, Political science, European Union law, Economics