Roxan, Ian
Dr Ian Roxan
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Experience keywords:
civil law countries; trusts; taxation; corporate finance; international taxation; trustee investments; EU VAT; corporate taxation; European taxation; stamp duty; tax policy
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Dr Roxan’s current research interests extend to international taxation, including the implications of taxation for development; European taxation and the influence of the European Court of Justice; corporate taxation; value added tax, including the application of the EC VAT Directives, the theory of VAT and the comparative development of VAT internationally; and tax avoidance and its implications for the development of tax systems.
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Sectors and industries to which research relates:
Financial Services; Law
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Languages: French [Spoken: Fluent, Written: Intermediate]; German [Spoken: Basic, Written: Basic]
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Media experience:
Radio; TV
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Baistrocchi, Eduardo and Roxan, Ian, (eds.) (2012) Resolving transfer pricing disputes: a global analysis. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, UK. ISBN 9781107026599 Roxan, Ian (2012) Transfer pricing disputes in the United Kingdom. In: Baistrocchi, Eduardo and Roxan, Ian, (eds.) Resolving transfer pricing disputes: a global analysis. Cambridge University Press , Cambridge, UK, pp. 303-355. ISBN 9781107026599 Rahman, Kazi and Roxan, Ian (2010) Mobilx Ltd (in administration) and others v HMRC: is this the end of fraudulent evasion of VAT? British tax review, 2010 (5). pp. 492-500. ISSN 0007-1870 Roxan, Ian (2010) Interpreting exceptional VAT legislation: or, are there principles in Pringles? British tax review, 2010 (6). pp. 699-716. ISSN 0007-1870 Roxan, Ian (2007) General anti-avoidance in the United Kingdom. In: Erlichman, H., (ed.) Tax avoidance in Canada: the general anti-avoidance rule. Irwin Law, Canada, pp. 83-115. ISBN 155221060X Roxan, Ian (2006) United Kingdom country report. In: Maisto, Guglielmo, (ed.) Tax treaties and domestic law. IBFD Publications, Amsterdam, The Netherlands. ISBN 9789076078922 Roxan, Ian (2005) Imputed income. In: Essers, Peter and Rijkers, Arie, (eds.) The notion of income from capital. IBFD, pp. 223-248. ISBN 9789076078816 Roxan, Ian (2005) Influence of inflation. In: Essers, P. and Rijkers, A., (eds.) The notion of income from capital. IBFD Publications, Amsterdam, Netherlands, pp. 249-262. ISBN 9076078815 Roxan, Ian (2005) Inflation. In: Essers, Peter and Rijkers, Arie, (eds.) The notion of income from capital. IBFD Publications, pp. 249-262. ISBN 9789076078816 Roxan, Ian (2003) National report United Kingdom. In: Schön, W., (ed.) Tax Competition in Europe. IBFD Publications, Amsterdam, Netherlands, pp. 479-518. ISBN 9076078556 Roxan, Ian (2003) National report: United Kingdom. In: Schön, Wolfgang, (ed.) Tax competition in Europe. IBFD Publications, pp. 479-518. ISBN 9789076078557 Roxan, Ian (2003) VAT supplies of services: a definition in search of a meaning. In: Lymer, Andy and Salter, David, (eds.) Contemporary issues in taxation research. Ashgate, Aldershot, UK, pp. 169-200. ISBN 0754631427 Roxan, Ian (2002) Italy-United Kingdom tax treaty: the British perspective. In: Garbarino, Carlo, (ed.) Le Convenzioni dell'Italia in Materia di Imposte su Reddito e Patrimonio. EGEA, Italy. ISBN 8823807719 Roxan, Ian (2000) A limit on the purposive interpretation of VAT directive. British tax review, pp. 585-590. ISSN 0007-1870 Roxan, Ian (2000) Assuring real freedom of movement in EU direct taxation. Modern law review, pp. 831-876. ISSN 0026-7961
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AwardsModern Law Review Wedderburn Prize 2000
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Ian Roxan (BA University of Toronto; LLB Osgoode Hall Law School, Toronto; MPhil and PhD Cambridge) has been a Lecturer in Law at LSE since 1995 and Senior Lecturer in Law since 2003. He is originally from Canada. He is a non-practising solicitor in England and is an Ontario (Canada) barrister and solicitor. His Cambridge PhD dissertation was in Economics, and examined the trust as an economic institution. He began his career practising trust and tax law with a firm in Toronto. He has also worked in the Tax Policy Branch of the Canadian Department of Finance, where he was involved in developing tax policy and drafting legislation for three Budgets. Until 1995 he practised with a large international law firm in Brussels. He specialised in international, European and US tax planning, European corporate law, and value added tax, looking at a wide range of issues. He has participated in tax reform projects in developing countries in Africa and Asia for the World Bank and the Harvard Law School International Tax Program. In 2000 he won the Wedderburn Prize for his article 'Assuring Real Freedom of Movement in Direct Taxation' in the Modern Law Review.
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