I’m a postdoctoral researcher at Paderborn University (Germany). My work explores multidimensional aspects of taxation, focusing on tax departments, tax complexity, and fiscal policy. I examine how organizational choices shape the design and performance of tax departments, what drives tax complexity and its consequences, and how tax policy influences firm behavior—covering compliance, risk-taking, and contributions to the green transition.
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Ph.D. (Dr. rer. pol.), 2017–2021
Catholic University of Eichstätt–Ingolstadt, Germany
Dissertation: The Effect of Management Structure and Manager Liability on Tax Avoidance
M.Sc. in Business Administration, 2014–2016
Catholic University of Eichstätt–Ingolstadt, Germany
• Study abroad: Loyola Institute of Business Administration (Chennai, India), Sep–Dec 2015
B.Sc. in Business & Management Studies, 2011–2014
University of Applied Sciences Europe, Germany
• Study abroad: Vancouver Island University (Nanaimo, Canada), Jan–Mar 2013
I teach graduate and undergraduate courses in business taxation and accounting, with a focus on international corporate taxation, tax planning, and the real effects of tax policy.
I supervise theses on topics in corporate taxation, tax complexity, and the real effects of tax policy. If you are interested, please email a brief proposal (max 1 page), transcript, and CV.