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Sander Kramer

Assistant Professor in Tax Law at ITEM/Maastricht University

Sander Kramer, Assistant Professor in Tax Law at ITEM/Maastricht University

Sander Kramer is an Assistant Professor in Tax Law at ITEM (Institute for Transnational and Euregional Cross Border Cooperation and Mobility) at Maastricht University.13 He obtained his bachelor's and master's degrees in Tax Law from Maastricht University in 2016.1

Since June 2016, Kramer has been a doctoral candidate at the Department of Tax Law, focusing his interdisciplinary PhD thesis on the cross-border tax treatment of statutory, occupational, and personal pensions in the Netherlands and Germany, evaluated in the context of pension information provision and behavioural economics.1

Kramer's research interests include personal income tax, particularly the (cross-border) taxation of pensions.1 He has over 500 connections on his LinkedIn profile, which can be found at https://nl.linkedin.com/in/sander-kramer-41753780.2

Highlights

May 24 · linkedin

The CJEU’s and the European Commission’s role in reconciling article 18 OECD MC with the different approaches to taxing pensions: measures falling short in a globalizing world? This was the title of my paper and presentation at the IBFD ATC conference last week on a Blueprint for Individual Taxation Reform in a Globalized World.

Given my research focus on the tax treatment of cross-border (occupational) pensions, my presentation revolved around the question to what extent interaction, convergence/divergence can be observed between European and international legislative approaches to the tax treatment of cross-border pensions. From a forward-looking perspective, I put forward several recommendations to further coordinate these two (separate) fields of legislation.

Also many thanks to Graeme Saggers for reviewing my paper and acting as my co-panelist. A question that still concerns us is what is pension (from a globalizing perspective)? Will there ever be a taxonomy of pensions or, at least, harmonization of terms and definitions? Certainly, an avenue for future research…

Many thanks to IBFD for hosting such an incredible event! It offered me the opportunity to present my research, learn from renowned scholars, receive thought-provoking questions and contemplating comments, and connect to scholars from around the world.

Stay tuned for the upcoming publication!

Apr 19 · linkedin

Voor het MBB (Maandblad Belastingbeschouwingen) nummer 6 schreef ik een bijdrage getiteld ‘Commissie vs. Nederland: Nederlandse regels ten aanzien van waardeoverdracht onverenigbaar met EU-recht’.

In deze bijdrage bespreekt ik de langverwachte uitspraken van het Hof van Justitie EU in de door de Europese Commissie geëntameerde infractieprocedures tegen Nederland. In het kort komt het Hof tot het oordeel dat de eisen die Nederland stelt aan een belastingvrije (individuele) waardeoverdracht pensioenaanspraken in strijd zijn met het vrij verkeer van werknemers. Deze eisen betreffen enerzijds het afkoopverbod (procedure C-360/22); anderzijds de eis van aanvaarding van aansprakelijkheid en tot zekerheidstelling door de buitenlandse pensioeninstelling, dan wel de werknemer zelf, voor de invordering van de Nederlandse loonbelasting (procedure C-459/22). In dit artikel behandel ik de twee uitspraken uitvoerig, plaatst deze tegen de achtergrond van de jurisprudentie van het HvJ EU en bezie in hoeverre deze uitspraken helpen bij het verder verwezenlijken van een Europese interne markt voor grensoverschrijdende pensioenen.

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Maastricht, Limburg, Netherlands