Mr Sander Kramer (S.P.M.)
Expertises
- Taxation of (mobile) individuals under national, European and international tax law
- Taxation of (cross-border) pensions under national, European and international tax law
- Comparative tax law
- (European) social security law
- Behavioural/socio-psychological approaches to law- and policy
Career history
Sander Kramer obtained his bachelor’s degree in Tax law, as well as his master’s degree in Tax law, with a major in Direct Taxation and Indirect Taxation at Maastricht University in 2016. From June 2016 to December 2023 he was a doctoral candidate at research institute ITEM. 8 December he defended his Phd dissertation titled 'Effective Cross-Border Pension Information in the Face of Multi-Level Legal Systems'
As of June 2023 Sander is affiliated as an Assistant Professor to the Department of Tax Law at Maastricht University. As of February 2021, he is affiliated to the University of Curaçao as a guest lecturer in the field of International and European Tax Law.
His research interests lie in the domain of (cross-border) pensions; taxation of (cross-border) pensions; (European) social security law; International and European Tax Law, and behavioural/socio-psychological approaches to law- and policy.