Presentation

As the World enters the second year of the Pandemic, states are rolling out different budget and tax strategies as to strike a balance between the increased needs of the welfare and the long run sustainability of the economic efforts : most of these address taxation. On one side it is necessary to increase the amount of resources available, but on the other money has to be found in ways compatible with the (expected) economic growth in 2021. Europe and Asia are apparently following different paths. In the Union, the Commission has (and currently is) making available unprecedented financial resources, but is asking the Member states to act responsibly in their use and consistently with a well settled masterplan. In the east, countries are developing individual agendas shifting the burden of taxation on different taxable bases and fine-tuning the fiscal systems as to provide the necessary support do citizens and stakeholders.The purpose of the conference, promoted by the University of Ferrara and the China University of Political Sciences and law, is to compare the European approach to COVID-19 response in the field of taxation with the ways and means adopted in the East, finding similarities and divergencies and eventually arguing whether regional answers are adequate or not for the months to come.

Program

March 12th 2021

8:00 : Conference Opening
Weng Wuyao, Associate Professor and Director of the Fiscal, Tax and Financial Law Institute, CUPL, China

Greetings by Honored Guests
Yu Fei, Professor, Dean of School of Civil, Commercial and Economic Law, CUPL, China
Adriano di Pietro, Professor, Director, European School of Advanced Tax Studies, University of Bologna, Italy
Shi Zhengwen, Professor, Director of the Center for Fiscal and Tax Law, CUPL and Vice President of China Society for Fiscal and Tax Law, China
Marco Greggi, Professor, Department of Law, University of Ferrara, Italy

Main Presentations

Chairman : Shi Zhengwen, Professor, Director of the Center for Fiscal and Tax Law, CUPL

8:30 : Reshaping Income Taxation as to address COVID-19 : the Italian Policy
Marco Greggi, Professor, Department of Law, University of Ferrara, Italy

9:00 : Q&A

9:10 : Surfing above the High Waves of the COVID-19: Indonesian Fiscal Countermeasures
Ika Riswanti Putranti, Associate Professor, Universitas Diponegoro, Indonesia

9:40 : Q&A

9:50 : Russian experiences on Fiscal countermeasures against COVID-19
Vladimir Tyutyuryukov, Associate Professor, Higher School of Economics, Moscow, Russia

10:20 : Q&A

10:30 : Tea Time

11:00 : Iranian experiences on Fiscal Countermeasures against COVID-19
Ali Nasiri Aghdam, Assistant Professor, Allameh Tabatab i University, and Director of Economic Affairs Research Institute, Iran

11:30 : Q&A

11:40 : Chinese Experiences on Fiscal Countermeasures against COVID-19 (Direct Taxation)
Zheng Yi, Lecturer of School of Civil, Commercial and Economic Law, CUPL, China

12:10 : Q&A

12:20 : Discussion and Round Table

Addressing COVID-19 : Ways and Means (International Experiences)

Chairman : Marco Greggi, Professor, Department of Law, University of Ferrara, Italy

Zhou You, Senior Editor, China Taxation Magazine House, STA, China
Li Hui, Lecturer at the School of Civil, Commercial and Economic Law, CUPL, China
Du YuanHang, Lecturer of School of Civil, Commercial and Economic Law, CUPL, China

13:00 : Concluding Remarks
Professor and director of the Fiscal, Tax and Financial Law Institute, CUPL, China, Marco Greggi, Professor, Department of Law, University of Ferrara, Italy

March 13th 2021

Theme Speech

Chairman : Weng Wuyao, Associate Professor and Director of the Fiscal, Tax and Financial Law Institute, CUPL, China

8:00 : EU Experiences on Fiscal Countermeasures against COVID-19
Adriano di Pietro, Professor, Director, European School of Advanced Tax Studies, University of Bologna, Italy

8:30 : Q&A

8:40 : Chinese Experiences on Fiscal Countermeasures against COVID-19 (Indirect Taxation)
He Yan, Associate Professor, Law School of Capital University of Economics and Business, China

9:10 : Q&A

9:20 : Dutch Experiences on Fiscal Countermeasures against COVID-19
Cees Peters, Assistant Professor, Tilburg University, The Netherlands

9:50 : Q&A

10:00 : Tea Time

10:30 : Spanish Experiences on Fiscal Countermeasures against COVID-19
Jose Miguel Martin, Associate Professor, Pablo de Olavide University, Spain

11:00 : Q&A

11:10 : French Tax Resilience to Fight COVID-19
Georges Cavalier, Professor, Director of the Tax LL.M, University of Lyon, France

11:40 : Q&A

11:50 : Chinese Experiences on Fiscal Countermeasures against COVID-19 (Fiscal Law)
Xue Haotian, Ph.D. Student in Tax Law, CUPL, China

12:20 : Q&A

12:30 : Discussion and Round Table

Addressing COVID-19 : Ways and Means (International Experiences)

Chairman : Marco Greggi, Professor, Department of Law, University of Ferrara, Italy

Zheng Junping, Lecturer at the Law School, Nanchang University, China
Guo Zhidong, Postdoc Fellow at the School of Public Finance and Tax Law, Central University of Finance and Economics, China
Liu Jingxuan, Postgraduate Student in Tax Law, CUPL, China

13:10 : Closing ceremony
Weng Wuyao, Associate Professor, Director of Research Center for Fiscal and Tax Law of CUPL, China

Concluding Remarks
Zhu Xiaojuan, Associate professor, School of Civil, Commercial & Economic Law of CUPL, ChinaMarco Greggi, Professor, Department of Law, University of Ferrara, ItalyShi Zhengwen, Professor, Director of the Center for Fiscal and Tax Law of CUPL, China

Time Zones : Beijing, Kuala Lumpur GMT+8 - Rome, Paris, Amsterdam GMT+1 (Tehran GMT+3.30 – Moscow GMT+3)

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