Which types of tax incentives for philanthropic activities are conceivable and what is their respective efficiency? Workshop 2
vendredi 27 nov 2020
Conférence internationale « Taxation and philanthropy » 2020
1Are tax incentives for philanthropy justified?
2Cross-border philanthropy and tax barriers: should they be eliminated?
3Public Conference
4Workshop for Junior Scholars
5What is the role of tax incentives in corporate philanthropy and social...
6Which types of tax incentives for philanthropic activities are conceivable and what...
1Are tax incentives for philanthropy justified?02:08:48
2Cross-border philanthropy and tax barriers: should they be eliminated?01:36:48
3Public Conference01:15:33
4Workshop for Junior Scholars02:27:03
5What is the role of tax incentives in corporate philanthropy and social...02:18:17
6Which types of tax incentives for philanthropic activities are conceivable and what...02:14:52
- Prof. Richard Steinberg - Lilly Family School of Philanthropy (IUPUI), USA
- Jennifer Mayo - University of Michigan, USA
- Prof. Nicolas Duquette - Sol Price School of Public Policy, USA
- Malini Chakravarty - Centre for Budget and Governance Accountability (CBGA), India
- Dr. Priyadarshini Singh - Centre for Social Impact and Philanthropy (CSIP), Centre for Policy Research (CPR), India
- Prof. Kimberley Scharf - University of Birmingham, UK
- Prof. Camille Landais - London School of Economics, UK
- Prof. Gabrielle Fack - Paris Dauphine University - Paris Sciences & Lettres, FR
- Dr. Marta Pittavino - University of Geneva, CH
- Dr. Giedre Lideikyte Huber - University of Geneva, CH
- Prof. Henry Peter - University of Geneva, CH
- Prof. Giuseppe Ugazio - University of Geneva, CH
- Dr. Mael Lebreton - University of Geneva, CH
- Ursa Bernardic - University of Geneva, CH
- Dr. Maja Adena - WZB Berlin Social Science Center, DE
- Daniel Fichmann - OECD, FR
- Prof. Sarah Smith - University of Bristol, UK