Updates

  • The 17th GREIT Lisbon Summer School – Register now!

    We are proud to announce that the 17th GREIT Lisbon Summer School will be held 2 – 6 June 2025! Click here to download the official program. Follow this link to register!

  • Registration for the 19th GREIT Conference is now open!

    You can now register for the 19th GREIT Conference held at the University of Salerno 23 – 24 April 2025. Please register by following this link. Participation is free of charge.

  • The GREIT Conference Program is available!

    The 19th GREIT Conference will be held at the University of Salerno, Italy, from 23 to 24 April 2025. This year’s topic is “The Common Constitutional Tradition of the European Union and Its Impact on Tax Law”. You can access the Conference Program, including a list of invited speakers and discussants, by clicking here.…

  • 19th GREIT Conference!

    The 19th GREIT Conference will be held at the University of Salerno, Italy, from 23 to 24 April 2025. This year’s topic is “The Common Constitutional Tradition of the European Union and Its Impact on Tax Law”. More updates on how to register for the Conference will be published in due course.

  • New title in the GREIT series available!

    This book examines the future of national tax autonomy within the EU, addressing the balance between Member States’ taxing rights and EU interests. It compiles contributions from the 17th Conference of the Group for Research on European and International Taxation (GREIT), titled “National (Tax) Autonomy and the European Union: Revival or Demise?”, held in…

  • 18th GREIT Conference 2024

    Please find the official programme of the 18th GREIT Conference to be held on the 23 and 24 September in Vienna, Austria.

  • 18th GREIT Conference. Call for papers!

    18th GREIT Conference 2024, 23.-24. September 2024, Vienna, Austria. We are living in a globalized and digitalized world in which state borders hardly matteranymore. Indeed, people move, live in states others than those in which they were born, andtheir home country is not necessarily the state in which they work or of which they…

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