Introduction: A Contemporary Guide to Tax Justice and Tax Fairness
Yvette Lind
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Yvette Lind
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Abstract This is an introduction to the research papers that make out this Nordic Tax Journal special issue on inequality within the international tax regime. The special issue is an outcome of the discussions that took place at the (online) conference hosted by Copenhagen Business School in September 2020. In addition to introducing the papers of this special issue, this introduction also provides a contemporary guide to tax justice and tax fairness with an emphasis on theories and principles applicable to the international tax context as this was the overall theme of the conference.
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Abstract This is an introduction to the research papers that make out this Nordic Tax Journal special issue on inequality within the international tax regime. The special issue is an outcome of the discussions that took place at the (online) conference hosted by Copenhagen Business School in September 2020. In addition to introducing the papers of this special issue, this introduction also provides a contemporary guide to tax justice and tax fairness with an emphasis on theories and principles applicable to the international tax context as this was the overall theme of the conference.
Key concepts: Commercial law, Tax law, Economics, Law and economics, Economic Justice, Public economics, Political science, Value-added tax