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  2. Top publication by Maximilian Todtenhaupt

    The article "Withholding Taxes, Compliance Cost, and Foreign Portfolio Investment" has been published in Accounting Review.

  3. New article by Todtenhaupt

    The article "Taxation and the external wealth of nations: Evidence from bilateral portfolio holdings" has been published in Journal of International Money and Finance.

  4. New article by Maximilian Todtenhaupt

    The article "Fiscal competition and public debt" has been published in Journal of Public Economics.

  5. New article by Todtenhaupt

    The article "Taxing away M&A: Capital gains taxation and acquisition activity" has been published in European Economic Review.

  6. Top publication by Maximilian Todtenhaupt

    The article "Capital gains taxation and funding for start-ups" has been published in Journal of Financial Economics.

  7. Top publication by Maximilian Todtenhaupt

    The article "International taxation and productivity effects of M&As" has been published in Journal of International Economics.

  8. New article by Todtenhaupt

    The article "Thinking outside the box: The cross-border effect of tax cuts on R&D" has been published in Journal of Public Economics.

  9. Top publication by Maximilian Todtenhaupt

    The article "Cross-border effects of R&D tax incentives" has been published in Research Policy.

  10. Cross-border effects of R&D tax incentives

    By Bodo Knoll, Nadine Riedel, Thomas Schwab, Maximilian Todtenhaupt and Johannes Voget was published in Research Policy.

  11. Picture of Maximillian Todtenhaupt

    TAXGLOBAL – Examining the effect of foreign tax reforms on Norwegian firms

    TAXGLOBAL, a new project at the Norwegian Centre for Taxation, examines the cross-border effect of corporate taxation on economic activity using granular administrative data from Norway.

  12. Team

    Researchers involved in the TAXLOOP project.

  14. Aerial view of the Norwegian School of Economics (NHH) in Bergen, surrounded by greenery and residential houses.

    NHH wins €4 million EU grant to tackle energy inequality

    How can Europe make the green transition fair for everyone? NHH will lead a large international research project to explore the answer.

  15. The Norwegian knowledge economy: Mechanisms and policy instruments

    An empirical research project to understand the effect of taxation on Norwegian companies in a globalized economy.

  16. Master's thesis Information meeting

    Are you planning to write your master's thesis in the Autumn of 2020? Welcome to an information meeting where you will learn about formalities, possible topics within different research fields, and meet company representatives interested in a collaboration with master's students.

  17. Norwegian capital taxation: effects and compliance

    Empirical research project on the role of capital taxation in Norway.

  18. Group picture of participants

    Top tax researchers gathered by NoCeT

    When the 4th Norwegian Symposium on Tax Accounting gathered in Bergen recently, hosted by NoCeT and NHH, professor and organizer Maximillian Todtenhaupt said the event have fulfilled its purpose of bringing together some of the best researchers globally on tax accounting.

  19. Awards and distinctions

    Awards and distinctions from NHH to faculty members and PhD students at the Department of Business and Management Science.

  20. Best Master Thesis Award

    The Department of Business and Management Science invites submissions for the Best Master Thesis Award for the academic year 2023/2024.

  21. TAXGLOBAL

    A research project to understand the global effect of corporate tax reforms, funded by the European Commission’s Marie Skłodowska-Curie Action.

  22. Assistant Professor Elisa Casi-Eberhard (NHH), Matt Genasci (Norges Bank Investment Management), Magnus Næss Andresen (Norwegian Tax Authorities) Mark D. Orlic (partner, PwC Germany) and Barbara Stage (Assistant Professor at WHU).

    Discussed tax transparency initiatives

    Currently, tax transparency ranks high on governments’ agenda as being one of the key policy tools to reduce tax avoidance and evasion. This week NHH and SNF arranged a conference on tax transparency.

  23. Publications

    Publications from NoCeT - Norwegian Centre for Taxation.

  24. Taxes and Business Strategy

    FIE441 (7.5 Stp)

  25. Business Taxation

    FOR11 (7.5 Stp)
  26. PRIZE: Odin Alnæs won NOK 20,000 for his master's thesis on inheritance at the Department of Business and Management Science, NHH.

    Ranked as best master's thesis: ‘Very nice!’

    Odin Alnæs' (26) empirical study on inheritance and economic inequality honored at the Department of Business and Management Science.

  27. NoCeT Brown Bag Seminars

    NoCeT brownbag seminars - 2025 Wednesday 27.08, 12.15-13.00, C516 (The Department's Lounge Room) Giulia Aliprandi, EU Tax Observatory Measurement Matters: How Profit Measurement Affects Profit Shifting Estimates NoCeT brownbag seminars - 2024 Wednesday 13.03, 12.15-13.00, C516 (The Department's Lounge Room) Henrik Skar, University of Bergen Reflections on Legal Tax Research and Opportunities for Interdisciplinary Collaboration Wednesday 15.05, 12.15-13.00, C516 (The Department's Lounge Room) Isabel Hovdahl, NHH, Department of Business and Management Science Directed Technical Change and the Energy Transition: The Role of Storage Technology Wednesday 29.05, 12.15-13.00, C516 (The Department's Lounge Room) Dirk Schindler, Erasmus University Rotterdam CEO Incentives and Tax Avoidance NoCeT brownbag seminars - 2023 Thursday 26.01, 12.15-13.00, C516 (The Department's Lounge Room) Eckhard Janeba, University of Mannheim Do Commuting Subsidies Drive Workers to Better Jobs? Wednesday 13.09, 12.15-13.00, C516 (The Department's Lounge Room) Nadine Koch, Kiel University  Tax Reform in Troubled Times: Lessons from Investor Reactions to UK’s Tinkering with Tax Rates Wednesday 20.09, 12.15-13.00, C516 (The Department's Lounge Room) Nicola von Majewsky, University of Kiel Let the Stock Market Speak: What Event Studies Tell Us about the Role and Relevance of Taxes for Firms, Investors and the Economy NoCeT brownbag seminars - 2022 Wednesday 30.03, 14.15-15.30, Aud. P / Online Theresa Bührle, ZEW – Leibniz Centre for European Economic Research The Value of a Loss: Restricting Tax Loss Transfers and its Impact on Acquisition Activity Wednesday 27.04, 12.15-13.00, C516 (The Department's Lounge Room) Barbara Stage, WHU – Otto Beisheim School of Management Business model digitalization, competition and tax savings Wednesday 09.11, 12.15-13.00, C516 (The Department's Lounge Room) Carlo Birkholz, University of Mannheim / ZEW Do they actually move? Detecting tax evasion with smart meters NoCeT brownbag seminars - 2021 Tuesday 18.05, 14.00-15.30, Online Elisa Casi, NHH Department of Business and Management Science Online Does the story matter? Putting financial statement numbers into context using XBRL data Wednesday 13.10, 12.15-13.00, Aud. B / Online Henrik Svensli, NHH, Department of Business and Management Science The Effect of Foreign Activities Located in Tax Havens on Corporate Income Taxes NoCeT brownbag seminars - 2018 Thursday 15.03, 11.30-12.15, Meeting room 6th floor Mohammed Mardan, ETH Zürich Corporate taxation, tax administration and development Tuesday 24.04, 11.30-12.30, Meeting room 6th floor Kaisa Kotakorpi, VATT Institute for Economic Research Rental income tax compliance: Evidence from a field experiment Wednesday 15.08, 11.30-12.30, Meeting room 6th floor Lennard Zyska, Catholic University of Eichstätt-Ingolstadt The Effect of Retirement Pensions on Fertility: Evidence from a Natural Experiment in Brazil Wednesday 25.09, 11.30-12.30, Meeting room 6th floor Jochen Hundsdoerfer, Freie Universität Berlin Gender Discriminatory Taxes and Labor Supply NoCeT brownbag seminars - 2017 Monday 13.03, 11.30-12.15, Meeting room 6th floor* Evelina Gavrilova, NHH Why is the Market Happy with Trump? Wednesday 10.05, 11.30-12.15, Meeting room 6th floor* Regina Ortmann, University of Paderborn Management Incentives for Optimal Investment Decisions under Formula Apportionment Tuesday 17.10, 11.30-13.00, Meeting room 9th floor* Maximilian Todtenhaupt, ZEW Mannheim Spillover from the Haven: Cross-border Externalities of Patent Box Regimes within Multinational Firms NoCeT brownbag seminars - 2016 Tuesday 12.04, 11.30-12.15, Meeting room 6th floor* Hendrik Jungmann, University of Salzburg On the measurement of investment types: Heterogeneity in corporate tax elasticities Monday 10.12, 11.30-12.15, Meeting room 6th floor* Andrea Schneider, University of Oslo Policy diffusion and the missing response of mobile resources     NoCeT brownbag seminars - 2015 Monday 19.01, 11.30-12.15, 6th floor staff room* Elias Braunfels, NHH Taxes, Spending, and Economic Growth: A Bayesian Model Averaging Approach Wednesday 25.02, 11.30-12.15, 6th floor staff room* Tobias Boehm, University of Muenster Large and Influential: Firm Size and Government's Corporate Tax Rate Choice Tuesday 25.08, 11.30-12.30, Meeting room 9th floor* Kimberley Scharf, University of Warwick Are Donors Afraid of Charities’ Core Costs? Scale Economies in Non-profit Provision and Charity Selection Tuesday 29.09, 11.30-12.15, 6th floor staff room* Bjørn Sandvik, University of Bergen A wealth tax increases the value of non-public firm     NoCeT brownbag seminars - 2014 Monday 13.01, 11.30-12.15, 6th floor staff room* Floris Zoutman, NHH The Effect of Capital Taxes on Household's Portfolio Composition and Intertemporal Choice: Evidence from the Dutch 2001 Capital Income Tax Reform Tuesday 04.03, 12.30-14.00, 6th floor staff room Guttorm Schjelderup, NHH Information about NoCeT and Its Activities Tuesday 25.03, 11.30-12.15, 6th floor staff room* Eva Gavrilova, University of Turin A Partner in Crime: Assortative Matching and Bias in the Crime Market Friday 11.04, 11.30-12.15, Meeting room E209/E210 (Nybygget) Rick van der Ploeg (University of Oxford) Climate Policy and Catastrophic  Change: Be Prepared and Avert Risk Thursday 22.05, 12.15-13.15, Meeting room 9th floor*** Jochen Hundsdoerfer, FU Berlin Tax Morale, Tax Minimization, and Labor Supply: The Effects of Moral Appeals, Legality, and Self-Serving Bias Monday 18.08, 11.30-12.15, 6th floor staff room* Axel Haus, Goethe University Frankfurt Patent Litigation and Start-ups Monday 13.10, 11.30-12.15, 6th floor staff room* Robert Ullmann, University of Münster VAT evasion by means of tax base shifting Monday 10.11, 11.30-12.15, 6th floor staff room* Andrea Schneider, University of Münster Non-preferential corporate taxation and the welfare effects of powerful labor unions     NoCeT brownbag seminars - 2013 Wednesday 06.02, 11.00-12.15, Meeting room 9th floor David Seim, IIES, Stockholm University Real or evasion responses to the wealth tax? Theory and evidence from Sweden Wednesday 13.02, 11.30-12.15, Meeting room 6th floor Oddleif Torvik, NHH Tax structuring of intangibles: the case of Eli Lilly Wednesday 20.03, 11.30-12.15, Meeting room 9th floor Dirk Schindler, NHH Intra-group Financial Transactions and Profit Shifting Wednesday 10.04, 11.45-12.30, Meeting room 9th floor Tormod Torvanger, NHH Legal aspects of tax domicile Tuesday 21.05, 14.15-15.30, Karl Borch's Aud. Steffen Juranek, Goethe University Frankfurt Law and Economics of Litigation: New Insights from Patents Tuesday 04.06, 12.15-13.30, Aud. 24 Floris T. Zoutman, Erasmus University Implementing Allocations through the Tax System   * - Joint event with Department of Business and Management Science** - Joint event with Department of Accounting, Auditing and Law*** - Joint event with The Choice Lab

  28. NoCeT Master Theses

    Overview, and topics.

  29. Tidligere konferanser

    Program fra tidligere års alumnikonferanser.

  30. Topics for master theses

    The Department of Business and Management Science can offer the following Master Theses topics:

  31. Discussion Papers

    Discussion Papers from NoCeT - Norwegian Centre for Taxation.

  32. Topics for master theses

    Here is a list of possible topics to write a Master thesis under the supervision of ENE’s researchers: