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… Minutes Quality Assurance Committee, January 2021 Present: David Shaw, Mark Spigt, Bart Penders, Sandra Zwakalen, Gerard van Breukelen, Carmen Dirksen 1. The previous meeting’s minutes were accepted. 2. DS summarised the audit procedure so far. Researchers are invited via email … was decided that rather than send multiple follow ups to non-responders, it would be better to further publicise audit and make it clear that all researchers are expected to participate in the process. Another issue discussed was how to approach areas where the researcher disagrees with the draft audit report. The first step will be to engage and seek agreement, but if necessary research leaders may need to get involved. As a solution, the committee considered an escalation model, but decided that a … that the datahub portal includes questions about contracts, but CD and the committee agreed it was still worth mentioning to researchers that they should consider whether agreements are necessary (eg. (material transfer/data transfer/) Action: DS will contact CAPHRI contracts officer / grants office to identify contact person/useful links for website, before adding this to the website . Comment by David Shaw: Added sentence on contracts but there isn’t one contract person, depends on research line. …

… in the Thessaloniki Summer Course on Social Rights in International Law. Sender: Fons Coomans Presentation on ICT Accessibility Standards for Persons with Disabilities Dr. Andrea Broderick was invited to give a presentation on Information and Communications Technology Accessibility Standards at the seminar on Global Standards and EU Law: Challenges for EU Administrative Law, which took place in the form of a webinar on 17 June 2021. Sender: Andrea Broderick Professor Lisa Waddington … The testimonies of the victims at this meeting aimed: (1) to reveal the truth about what happened to them; (2) to restore their dignity and honour; (3) to serve as a compelling argument that the horrors of the second world war never be repeated. Where do we stand today at the 30th Anniversary of Kim Hak-soon’s Public Testimony? Kim Hak-soon’s testimony has been instrumental in revealing the truth about the crimes against humanity committed by the Japanese military forces. Her revelations … 13 EDITORS’ MESSAGE You are more than welcome to deliver input for our newsletter! If you have something you would like to share with the other members of the Centre, please submit your information to the editors (see below). Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions or suggestions. You can also follow the Centre on Twitter! The Editors Dr. Andrea Broderick (andrea.broderick@maastrichtuniversity.nl) Ms. Milena Franke (milena.franke @student.maastrichtuniversity.nl) Ms. Sarah …

… Master International and European Tax Law (Specialisation Customs and International Supply Chain Taxation) 1 Find another programme Compulsory courses Master International and European Tax Law Master International and European Tax Law: Specialisation Customs and International Supply Chain Taxation, compulsory courses Faculty of Law International Trade Law Full course description … ‘Accent Indirect Tax’. Studenten aan Tilburg University en de Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam met interesse in om dit vak toe te voegen aan hun curriculum, dienen zich online te registreren voor het Accent Indirect Tax. Vervolgens zal de coördinator contact met je opnemen om jouw registratie aan Maastricht University en het vak European Value Added Tax af te ronden. Course objectives The course aims to familiarize its participants with the European VAT system, taking EU law as the focal point. The … tax rate of companies is, in this respect, not (always) benefitting society and may therefore not benefit that specific company and the others that are part of that society. Paying your "fair share" is a phrase that is commonly used in this respect. Where tax practitioners nowadays have a feeling about the content of this phrase, a clear definition can still not be noticed, nor can clear boundaries be found. Although one could argue that by being compliant to the (tax) law you can be assumed to …

… up takes time, of which there is never enough of. Our work kept us on our feet and taught us many unanticipated lessons. In this respect, we are much alike our prospective authors in our determination to contribute to the legal discourse. We remain committed to this ideal and believe that this first issue is a testament to our resolve. We would like to thank each and every author who submitted their work for taking an interest in our Journal. Their patience and diligence made for a rewarding … Law, Wheatley explains that international and domestic legal systems are sometimes referred to as complicated which various stakeholders in the legal field try to make sense of. He argues that international law is similar to the natural sciences wherein both the legal and scientific communities use deductive reasoning and rely on facts which they aim to disprove and failing to do so makes particular legal rules more plausible, thus, developing a so-called ‘learned grammar’ with which the legal … a weaker bond with a forum in the U.S. than a merely internally operating business, led the District Court to conclude that the administrative weight should not be with a court within the U.S., but with the Indian Courts, as they have more significant contacts with the incident in question.48 In addition, the impact of such a lengthy trial on the tax payer, directly by jury duty, and indirectly by financing the trial, would not have been adequate, considering the mere indirect connection of 45 ibid, …