Chapters
- ECTJ Vol.10.3.3 Double Tax Conventions and the European Union - Dr. Tom O’Shea
- ECTJ Vol.10.3.3 The Third Country Rights and the ECJ “Prevailing Freedom” Principle: Implications in Direct Tax Matters - Gauthier Cruysmans
- ECTJ Vol.10.3.2 Thin Capitalisation, Transfer Pricing and the ECJ - Julie Bath
- ECTJ Vol.10.3.1 Judicial Activism or Judicial Protection? ‘Tax Sovereignty and Cross-Border Loss Relief: The Dichotomy of the ECJ.’ - Rachael Arning
- ECTJ Vol.10.3 Fronts - Contents - Editorial
- ECTJ Vol.10.2.4 The Concept of “Comparability” in the Direct-Taxation-Jurisprudence of the European Court of Justice - Philip Laroma Jezzi
- ECTJ Vol.10.2.3 Cartesio: An Analysis of the Court’s Decision and its Relevance for Malta - Mark Lauthier
- ECTJ Vol.10.2.2 Company Fiscal Mobility and Community Law - Domenico Antonio Multari
- ECTJ Vol.10.2.1 The Importance of Flemming (T/A Bodycraft) and Conde Nast Pulications Ltd(Respondents) v HMRC (Appellants) - Michael Paulin
- ECTJ Vol.10.2 Fronts - Contents - Editorial
- ECTJ Vol.10.1.4 The Thin Cap GLO and Lasertec Decisions - Martin Schuh
- ECTJ Vol.10.1.3 Cross-Border Loss Relief Jurisprudence - Tiago Pedro Rodrigues
- ECTJ Vol.10.1.2 “Controlled Foreign Company Rules and Community Law” - Alexandre Polak
- ECTJ Vol.10.1.1 The Common Consolidated Corporate Tax Base (CCCTB) - Tom O’Shea
- ECTJ Vol.10.1 Fronts- Contents - Editorial
ECTJ Vol.10.2.3 Cartesio: An Analysis of the Court’s Decision and its Relevance for Malta – Mark Lauthier
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ECTJ Vol.10.2.3 Cartesio: An Analysis of the Court’s Decision and its Relevance for Malta – Mark Lauthier