The European Association of Tax Law Professors (EATLP) is a professional organization of (tenured, full) professors teaching tax law at universities in Europe. There is a special section on EATLP Membership, but I want to stress that we are an open association. Any person can attend our congresses and, as a matter of fact, many of the persons that are active at our congresses do not have the rank of professor and are not a member.
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After Antwerp, we will gather even further north next year in the beautiful city of Bergen, marking EATLP's first visit there. As always, we look forward to engaging with you in scientific debates and deontological discussions, and we promise a rich and stimulating event. The conference will be from 19-21 June and deal with the topic of Taxing Real Estate (Ownership), and we will also explore the proposed open-access policy for our association’s publications. Stay tuned!
Read the Membership rules first, fill in the Membership application form and upload the requested documents.
Please click here for the guidelines related to application for EATLP membership.
Please click here for the standard recommendation letter for candidate members.
EATLP is an association that is there to serve its members and the wider academic tax law community and would like to hear from you if there is anything that you think could contribute to the association. Please do not hesitate to email us at eatlp@ibfd.org with questions or suggestions, organisational and/or substantive academic ideas, or file for hosting an annual meeting.
The EATLP is happy to receive submissions for its annual doctoral thesis award until the 31st of December 2024, and urging young scholars to still apply!
The European Doctoral Tax Thesis Award is a joint venture of the European Association of Tax Law Professors and the European Commission (Directorate General Taxation and Customs Union).
The prize consists of an invitation by the European Commission to Brussels, where the author shall present the elected thesis to interested EU officials (the Commission reserves the right to invite other persons as well). The invitation includes that the travel expenses and, if necessary, hotel accommodation are borne by the Commission