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The 13th Academic Lecture of Peking University Economic Law Forum was successfully held

On the afternoon of November 30, 2018, the 13th Academic Lecture of Peking University Economic Law Forum "Discussion on the Issue of Taxation Order Punishment” was successfully held in Conference Room 307, (Leo) Koguan Building, Peking University Law School. The lecture was co-hosted by the Institute of Economic Law of Peking University and the Tax Law Research Center of Peking University, and was chaired by Prof. Ye Wei, Director of the Tax Law Research Center of Peking University. The lecturer is Prof. Chen Qingxiu from the Soochow University School of Law. Prof. Zhang Shouwen, Director of the Institute of Economic Law of Peking University, and A.P. Zhang Zhiyong from eking University Law School also participated in the discussion. This lecture attracted many undergraduates from the Peking University Law School and brother universities, and postgraduates from economic law majors and other professional students

 

 

Prof. Chen Qingxiu started from the meaning of taxation order punishment, focusing on the types of taxation order punishment, taxation punishment statutoryism, taxation order punishment elements, taxation order punishment punishment targets and subjects, and Key and difficult issues of tax punishment punishment etc. In addition, Prof. Chen Qingxiu discussed the relationship between tax law and administrative law in combination with foreign legislation and cross-strait tax legislation practice, which brought a vivid academic feast to the teachers and students.

 

 

In the interactive session, the students actively asked questions and had a deeper interaction with Prof. Chen Qingxiu. Finally, Prof.Zhang Shouwen and A.P. Zhang Zhiyong gave a wonderful summary of this lecture, and highly admired Prof. Chen Qingxiu's profound knowledge in taxation, administrative law, jurisprudence and other fields and his contribution to the theoretical research on cross-strait fiscal and taxation law. This lecture gave students a deeper understanding of the highly professional content of tax order punishment.