About the Nordic Tax Research Council
The Nordic Tax Research Council was established by a treaty of establishment in 13 of April 1973 by Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden. By an addition in November 29 2002, with effect in January 1st, Iceland became a member of the council. The Councils purpose is to improve Nordic cooperation within tax research, with centre of attention on tax issues of general Nordic interest.
The council has three members from each country, who each normally represent legal, economical and administrative tax expertise.
The purpose is to be met generally in three ways: The council grants funding for external research projects. Furthermore the council arranges yearly seminars on legal and economical tax issues of immediate interest. Ultimately, research is conducted by the Council.
Annual Report 2009
The address is:
Nordic Tax Research Counsil
v/generalsekretær Malene Kerzel
Juridisk Institut, Aarhus Universitet
Afdelingen for Offentlig Ret
Bartholins Allé, bygning 1.350
DK-8000 Århus C
Tlf. + 46 8942 1379
Email: mk@jura.au.dk
