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CBT Summer Conference 2026

26 June

CBT Academic Symposium 2026

CBT Doctoral Conference 2026

14 -15 September

CBT Research Seminar Series

Blog: Treading the UK gilt market tightrope

Seminar: John Vella and Nicolas Traut, 1 December 2025

Seminar: Richard Collier, 17 November 2025

Seminar: Julian Koller, 27 October 2025

Blog: How much do fuel taxes really cut fuel use?

Event: Doctoral Conference 2025

Paper: The Global Minimum Tax and The Future of International Taxation

Blog: The Distribution of Profit shifting and the Global Minimum Tax

Event: Academic Symposium 2025

Event: Business Taxation in Uncertain Times

Seminar: Ander Iraizoz, 12 May

Seminar: Giulia Mahlig, 19 May

Seminar: Katharina Schmidt, 2 June

Seminar: Clint Wallace, 10 June

Seminar: Ségal Le Guern Herry, 18 June

Seminar: Martin Simmler, 26 June

Blog: Is the Digital Services Tax a tariff?

Event: Nicolas Traut, 29 April

Event: Wouter Leenders, 4 March

Event: Stephen Daly, 10 March

Blog: The Don and The International Tax System

Event: Jakob Brounstein, 3 February

Event: Sarah Clifford, 9 December

Blog: Public Country-by-Country Reporting in Europe and Beyond

Blog: Global Spillovers of Carbon Taxes: How Emissions 'Leak' to Developing Countries

Business Tax Paper of the Month

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Event: Camille Landais, 3 December

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Paper: Tax Policy, Investment and Profit Shifting.

Featured Paper

Blog: The Compliance Effects of Automatic Information Exchange: Lessons from Denmark

Business Tax Paper of the Month

Blog: Will Workers Pay The Employer National Insurance Contributions Rise?

Cancelled

Event Cancelled: Anne Brockmeyer, 4 November

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John Vella participates in a panel on Tax in a Changing World: Adapting to Global and Local Reforms at Finance Malta’s 2025 conference.

^{20 November 2025}

Richard Collier presents his paper "The ALP and the Limits of the Conduct-Based Approach" as part of the CBT Research Seminar Series.

^{17 November 2025}

Niels Johannesen presents his research on cross-information exchange at the Institute for Fiscal Studies, London

^{12 November 2025}

Niels Johannesen presents new research on the effect of rising mortgage rates at the University of Nottingham

^{11 November 2025}

John Vella presents his paper “Geographically expansive taxation” at the National Tax Association’s annual conference, Boston.

^{7 November 2025}