Half-time academic position as Professor in the field of Tax law, with a specific focus on small...

A half-time position is open in the field of Tax law, with a specific focus on small and medium-sized companies and taxation of the non-profit sector, at the Law School of the University of Liege. The Law School aims to recruit one candidate for the position which cannot be split and awarded to various candidates.

RESEARCH ACTIVITIES : The candidate is required to conduct outstanding research in relation to tax Law oriented towards small and medium-sized companies in an interdisciplinary perspective, in collaboration with the Tax institute. (For examples : specificities and evolution of the tax treatment of small companies, as well as of the tax treatment of the income of companies/self-employed professionals; or specificities and evolution of the tax treatment of the income of political authorities, legal persons governed by public law and, more generally, of the non-profit private sector…). The candidate must be part of the collective research dynamic, in particular through active participation in the activities of the Research Unit to which he.she will choose to affiliate. The candidate is required to produce a research agenda covering the first four years of the position. A set of more precise research undertakings will be negotiated between the candidate and the research council after the hiring process.

TEACHING ACTIVITIES : The candidate will be required to teach various courses amounting to 80 to 90 teaching hours /year. The primary area of teaching will be : Taxes on income and assets; Advanced income taxes, personal taxes ; taxation of public authorities, social economy and the non-profit sector, with courses in the master’s degree in law, in the advanced master’s degree in notarial law and the advanced master’s degree in tax law. The candidate will supervise final master theses.

ACADEMIC SERVICE : The candidate will be involved in the life of the Faculty of Law, Political Science and Criminology and the University of Liege, and may also be require to get involved in the community at large, in line with his.her expertise and in consultation with his/her hierarchical authorities.