Intertemporal income shifting and taxing owners of closely held companies

Name: Intertemporal income shifting and taxing owners of closely held companies
Start: 2019-02-20
End: 2019-02-20
Location: Saïd Business School - Oxford University Centre for Business Taxation - Boardroom

Speaker(s):

Kate Smith , Senior Researcher at the Institute for Fiscal Studies.

Series:

Oxford University Centre for Business Taxation Research Seminar Series

About the event

Event date:

20 February 2019

Event time:

11:00 - 12:30

Oxford week:

Venue:

Saïd Business School - Oxford University Centre for Business Taxation - Boardroom

Registration:

Intertemporal income shifting and taxing owners of closely held companies

Organised by:

Oxford University Centre for Business Taxation

Who to contact:

Pauline Simpson

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Kate Smith is a senior researcher at the Institute for Fiscal Studies. She will be giving a seminar entitled “Intemporal income shifting and taxing owners of closely held companies”. The paper that the seminar is based on is co-authored by Helen Miller, Deputy Director and head of the tax sector of the IFS, and Thomas Pope who is an economist working at the IFS

Please report to Main Reception, Said Business School, and ask for Pauline Simpson

Please try to arrive 10 minutes before the start of the seminar in order to ensure a prompt start.

Theme:

Tax Law