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Taxation --- Tax incentives --- Droit fiscal --- Encouragements fiscaux --- Law and legislation --- Law and legislation --- Droit

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Droit fiscal --- Politique fiscale --- Encouragements fiscaux --- Droit européen et droit interne --- Droit international et droit interne --- Subventions --- Droit

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Research and development tax credit --- Tax incentives --- Research, Industrial --- Crédit d'impôt à la recherche et au développement --- Encouragements fiscaux --- Recherche industrielle --- Taxation --- Impôts

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Tax law --- Public expenditure --- World Trade Organization --- European Union --- Commerce international --- Encouragements fiscaux --- Réglementation --- Droit --- Organisation mondiale du commerce --- Tax incentives --- Foreign trade regulation. --- Law and legislation --- Réglementation. --- Subsidies --- Foreign trade regulation --- Subventions --- Commerce extérieur --- World Trade Organization.

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There is little doubt that tax authorities can provide significant relief when disasters occur, yet there is generally nothing approaching consensus on what kinds of tax measures are most effective. In most cases the public policy response remains an ad hoc mix of subsidies, insurance schemes, and tax relief, with the latter component least defined. This book, however – the first on this key topic of growing importance – bears witness to the potential for a global tax framework that can be seen as emerging in international law.Drawing primarily on CJEU case law and the European Commission’s approach, twelve well known experts on international tax discuss the various experiences of several Member States (Germany, Spain, Italy, Austria, France, Portugal, Hungary, and the Nordic Countries).The contributors analyse measures of public finance and ‘compensatory’ taxation taken in recent years for geographical areas struck by disasters, whether naturally caused or due to human error or environmental pollution. The focus is on EU commitments and policies, with particular regard to the effects of the so-called prohibition of State aid laid down by Article 107 TFEU. Also included is a comparative analysis of the relevant Japanese tax regime that has developed in the wake of the exceptional challenge of the Fukushima nuclear disaster.For each national tax system covered, the book examines such issues and topics as the following: ;public finance interventions;compulsory insurance mechanisms as either complements or alternatives to tax relief;recovery measures vs. development measures;justifications required for tax development measures in order to obtain authorization by the European Commission;specific advice on tax measures granted to subjects willing to invest in areas struck by disaster; andregulations specific to marine accidents in international waters

Disaster relief --- Natural disasters --- Subsidies --- Tax incentives --- Pollution control industry --- Law and legislation. --- Taxation. --- Secours aux victimes de catastrophes --- Catastrophes naturelles --- Subventions --- Encouragements fiscaux --- Environnement --- Comparative law --- Droit comparé --- Droit --- Industrie --- Impôts