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Reminder: Pub Social Monday Feb 22nd

19.2.2016

Just a reminder that you are all welcome to have a pint with us at the Cambridge Brew House. We will be there from 7pm onwards and reservations are under “May Hen” or “Tax Group.” See you all there!

08.12

“The Enlightenment and Influence of Social Contract Theory on Taxation” by Hans Gribnau and Jane Frecknall Hughes
05.09

Workshop 2 of 3 – Enablers of Financial Crime: Tax, Finance and Societies Monday September 6 14.00-16.00 BST/09:00-11:00 EST Online
30.08

Workshop 1 of 3 – Enablers of Financial Crime: Tax, Finance and Societies Monday 30 August 14.00-16.00 BST/09:00-11:00 EST Online via Zoom
21.06

“Why Is The Tax Law So White?” Presentation by Professor Alice Abreu
24.05

“Predatory Cooperation: Racial Capitalism and the Taxation of Cross-Border Transactions” By Professor Steven Dean
27.04

Cambodian Tax – Sovereignty Gained, Sovereignty Lost?

Reminder: Pub Social Monday Feb 22nd

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“The Enlightenment and Influence of Social Contract Theory on Taxation” by Hans Gribnau and Jane Frecknall Hughes

Workshop 2 of 3 – Enablers of Financial Crime: Tax, Finance and Societies Monday September 6 14.00-16.00 BST/09:00-11:00 EST Online

Workshop 1 of 3 – Enablers of Financial Crime: Tax, Finance and Societies Monday 30 August 14.00-16.00 BST/09:00-11:00 EST Online via Zoom

“Why Is The Tax Law So White?” Presentation by Professor Alice Abreu

“Predatory Cooperation: Racial Capitalism and the Taxation of Cross-Border Transactions” By Professor Steven Dean

Cambodian Tax – Sovereignty Gained, Sovereignty Lost?

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