Pasquale Pistone
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Pasquale Pistone is a leading voice in European and international tax law, with a particular focus on the intersection of tax policy, EU institutional reform, and taxpayer rights. His work critically examines the structural challenges of tax decision-making within the European Union, most notably advocating for a shift from unanimity to qualified majority voting and the ordinary legislative procedure—a reform he argues is essential for a more efficient and democratic European tax system. This contribution, featured in a 2019 Liber Amicorum honoring the CFE Tax Advisers Europe, has garnered 13 citations and underscores his influence in shaping debates on EU tax governance. Beyond this, Pistone’s research spans tax treaties, harmful tax competition, and the protection of fundamental rights in tax matters, making him a key figure in both academic and policy circles. His work is widely cited by scholars and practitioners alike, reflecting its practical relevance and theoretical depth. A professor at the University of Salerno and a senior academic fellow at the Institute for Austrian and International Tax Law in Vienna, Pistone continues to drive forward critical conversations on tax sovereignty, fairness, and integration in Europe.
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