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Ten years ago, an ambitious vision took shape: the Aachen-Maastricht Institute for Biobased Materials (AMIBM), a European, cross-border centre of expertise determined to revolutionise how we approach materials, sustainability, and innovation.

Recently ICGI PhD-fellows mr. Bastiaan Kemp and mr. Samantha Renssen wrote about a parent company liquidator's authority to order the subsidiary company to request its own liquidation. Kemp and Renssen analyse a recent case judicated by the Court of Appeal in Arnhem that has raised a number of legal...

The Province of Limburg has commissioned the ITEM Expertise Centre to carry out research into the recognition of diplomas in border regions. In June, the European Union's B-solution project awarded a grant for a pilot project to increase transparency in the field of diploma recognition for highly...

One misconception that Milene Bonte and Giada Guerra want to dispel at the very start of this interview is the idea that people with dyslexia are less intelligent than others. The learning disorder is nonetheless a serious problem, affecting an estimated 5 to 10 percent of primary school children.

A tax seminar for students following the LL.M course in Cross-Border Taxation of Human Capital was held at the Faculty of Law of Maastricht University on 12 March 2014.

The OECD launched a public consultation on "Global Mobility of Individuals" and invited input from stakeholders on the tax challenges arising from new ways of working, including remote and cross-border work. Members of the Maastricht Centre for Taxation (MCT) have contributed to the consultation.

Globalisation is undeniable. People, goods and information are moving around the world at an increasing pace. But what about animals? Do they also cross national and continental borders and how does that work?

On Wednesday July 20th, the Maastricht International Centre in Centre Céramique, Maastricht, was opened. The centre helps internationals by giving them a soft landing in our region, helping them to connect to the region and tackles the bottlenecks in cross-border mobility and cooperation.

In March the German coalition agreed to a subsidy aimed at stimulating young families' own home ownership financially. Only people living in Germany are eligible. What does this mean for taxpaying frontier workers? The Baukindergeld was examined in the framework of ITEM’s annual Cross-border Impact...

What does the announced VAT increase mean for the Dutch border regions? Read more on the results and recommendations in ITEM's report 'Verkenning van grenseffecten van verhoging lage Btw-tarief'.