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Fall 2012 Tax Policy Colloquium

For the third edition of the Tax Law colloquium, we invited six speakers to discuss topics of national and international tax law and policy issues.

Sept. 26, 2012: Miranda Stewart, U. of Melbourne Law School
Oct. 15, 2012: Arthur Cockfield, Queen’s U. Faculty of Law
Nov. 5, 2012: Lisa Philipps, Osgoode Hall
Nov. 12, 2012 : Alain Deneault, UQAM, Dept. of Sociology
Nov. 19, 2012: Colin Campbell, U. of Western Ontario Law School

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ITR Global Tax 50 2020-2021: Allison Christians

Professor Allison Christians has again made the International Tax Review's Top 50 list.

"Christians has strong views on what the OECD could do better, suggesting alternative solutions to the digital tax proposal, such as a third pillar, and is keen to see the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) be achieved through tax policy advancements.

Most notably, however, the tax professor posted the pillar one and pillar two blueprints on her blog in September 2020 once she discovered they had been shared between some law firms and multinational companies.

'I would not say that I leaked the documents, rather I disseminated more broadly that which had already been leaked to a select group,' Christians tells ITR."

Read the in-depth profile on ITR.

We are no. 27 on the #economia50 2018 list

Professor Christians (@profchristians) was ranked 27 in top 50 most influential sources of finance news & information in social media by #economia50 2018, as someone who shares "quality, insightful content with their followers."

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