Publication of the proceedings of the symposium on developments in evidence in tax matters

I had the honor of speaking at the symposium on developments in evidence in tax matters, organized last June by the Master 2 in Tax Law program.

The proceedings of the conference were published this week in the *Revue de droit fiscal*. This provides an opportunity to revisit the speakers’ particularly interesting presentations.


I had personally had the opportunity to compare the means available to taxpayers and theadministration for obtaining evidence in an international context and to consider, in particular, whether a taxpayer could ask theadministration to use its powers to gather evidence.

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