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The common constitutional tradition of the european union and its impact on tax law

19th GREIT conference


Programme

 

23 April 2025

 

9.00 : Welcome speeches
Sergio Destefanis, University of Salerno, Head of DISES
Pasquale Pistone, University of Salerno

 

Session 1 - EU and Constitutional Law

Chair : Ana Paula Dourado, University of Lisbon

9.15 : Introduction
Ana Paula Dourado, University of Lisbon

9.20 : Crossroads between Common Constitutional Tradition and ECHR Minimum Standards
Peter Wattel, University of Amsterdam

9.40 : Discussant 1 : Georges Cavalier, Université Jean Moulin Lyon 3

9.50 : Union
Sam J. van der Vlugt, IBFD - Erasmus University of Rotterdam

10.10 : Discussant 2 : Viktorija Pisačić, University of Rijeka and University of Salerno

10.20 : The Rule of Law : a Common Principle with Different Manifestations
Stephen Daly, King’s College University of London

10.40 : Discussant 3 : Maria Cecilia Fregni, University of Modena-Reggio Emilia

10.50 : Coffee Break

 

Session 2 - Procedures (Courts)

Chair : Fabrizio Amatucci, University of Naples Federico II

11.20 : Introduction
Fabrizio Amatucci, University of Naples Federico II

11.25 : The EU Charter of Fundamental Rights, its Declaratory Nature and Relations with the General Principles of EU law in the CJEU Judicial Practice
Caroline Heber, University of Vienna

11.45 : Discussant 4 : Stefano Maria Ronco, University of Turin

11.55 : The limits to res judicata and their application to tax matters
Alberto Comelli, University of Parma

12.15 : Discussant 5 : Nataša Žunić Kovačević, University of Rijeka

12.25 : Fact and law finding in judicial procedures involving constitutional and EU law in tax matters
Richard Lyal, Former EU Commission Head of Unit

12.45 : Discussant 6 : Antonio Perrone, University of Palermo

12.55 : Group Picture

 

13.00 : Lunch

 

Session 3 - The Challenges of Global Tax Governance for EU and Constitutional Law

Chair : Cécile Brokelind, University of Lund

14.00 : Introduction
Cécile Brokelind, University of Lund

14.05 : National Constitutions and EU primary law limits in the case of the implementation of the ATAD Directive
Werner Haslehner, University of Luxembourg

14.25 : Discussant 7 : Mario Tenore, Studio Pirola

14.35 : National Constitutions and EU primary law limits in the case of the implementation of the DAC Directive
Alessia Tomo, University of Salerno

14.55 : Discussant 8 : Paolo de’ Capitani, Studio Uckmar

15.05 : National Constitutions and EU primary law limits in the case of the implementation of the Pillar 2 Directive
Sigrid Hemels, Erasmus University Rotterdam

15:25 : Discussant 9 : Federico Bertocchi, University of Genoa

15.35 : Open debate

15.50 : Wrap-up Day One
Pasquale Pistone

16.00 : End of the firth day

 

24 April 2025

 

International Assessment of Selected Findings of the Italian National Research Project on the Common Constitutional Tradition

 

Session 4 - Fundamental Principles and Other Principles Applicable to Tax Law

9.00 : Chair : Marta Villar Ezcurra, University San Pablo CEU

9.10 : Overview of the paper “Los principios fundamentales del Derecho Tributario y su evolución en el mundo globalizado”
José-Andrés Rozas Valdés, University of Barcelona

9.25 : The Three Fundamental Principles applicable to Tax Law and Their Corollaries : Rule of Law, Equality and Human Rights
Robert Attard, Univesity of Malta

9.40 : The Other Constitutional Principles applicable to Tax Law and their Comparison with EU Principles
Stjepan Gadžo, University of Rijeka

9.55 : The Constitutional and EU Law Principles as implemented by the Laws of Principles
Bruno Peeters, University of Antwerp

10.10 : Open Debate

10.30 : Coffee Break

 

Session 5 - The Europeanisation of Tax Law and the Reform of the Italian Tax System

Chair : Gianluigi Bizioli, University of Bergamo

11.00 : Introduction
Gianluigi Bizioli, University of Bergamo

11.10 : Overview of the paper “L’europeizzazione del diritto tributario e la riforma fiscale italiana : dall’adattamento all’adeguamento al diritto europeo”
Ana Paula Dourado, University of Lisbon

11.25 : Adjustment and Implementation : the Relations between National and EU Law
Paolo Arginelli, Catholic Univesity of Milan

11.40 : The Relations of Bills of Rights with the Constitutional, EU and ECHR principles
Giovanna Tieghi, University of Padua

11.55 : The Overimplementation of EU law and Implications for the Legal Principles applicable to Tax Law
Filip Debelva, University KU Leuven

12.10 : Open Debate

12.30 : Final Wrap-Up and Conclusions
Pasquale Pistone, University of Salerno

13.00 : Closure

 

 

Participation is free of charge, but registration is required via this link (for NON speakers only): Registration form

For any further information, please contact Dr. Alessia Tomo: atomo@unisa.it


Conference organised by the university of Salerno under the scientific direction of Prof. Pasquale Pistone, Prof. Menita Giusy De Flora, Dr. Alessia Tomo



Campus Fisciano
Université de Salerne
Via Giovanni Paolo II 132
84084 Fisciano - Italy