Dr. Cécile Brokelind

Biography

Cécile Brokelind is a Professor and Chairwoman of the European Association of Tax Law Professors (EATLP) at Lund University. Her research focuses on international tax law, particularly concerning the development of the rule of law within the European Union and international organizations, as well as the impact of direct taxation. Since the mid-90s, she has concentrated on issues related to the EU Parent-Subsidiary Directive, group taxation, and cross-border taxation of royalties and technology transfers. Brokelind is also involved in human rights taxation, individual taxation, and cross-border pensions. Her theoretical work includes assessing tax laws retrospectively, especially in light of the State aid prohibition by the EU. She is actively engaged in interdisciplinary research, collaborating with colleagues to establish a tax research center to study the implications of digital transformation in economies and societies. Cécile teaches advanced EU tax law and business law and is responsible for the Master's program in European International Tax Law, contributing approximately 200 hours annually to teaching. Furthermore, she is a member of the editorial committee for a Swedish tax law review and is involved in seminars through the Swedish Branch of the International Fiscal Association, where she addresses deontological issues. Her expertise aligns with the UN Sustainable Development Goals, contributing to the broader aims of global poverty reduction, planetary protection, and prosperity.

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