Adrian Cloer

Adrian Cloer is a Professor of Business Taxation, International Tax Law, and Auditing at EBS Business School. He holds the Chair of Business Taxation, International Tax Law, and Auditing, established in September 2008. His expertise spans international tax law, European tax law, and tax systems in Central and Eastern Europe. Cloer also teaches at the European University Viadrina and serves as a lecturer at institutions like the Bundessteuerkammer and Bundesfinanzakademie, focusing on advanced international tax law training.

Education: Cloer earned a diploma in Economics (1996), passed the first state examination in law (1999), and completed a legal traineeship at the Fiscal Court Brandenburg and a law firm in Poznan (Poland). He obtained his doctoral degree (rer. pol.) in July 2006 and passed the tax consultant exam in Berlin (2001). His academic career includes research roles at the University of Hamburg and Frankfurt/Oder.

Research Interests: His work emphasizescross-border taxation, EU tax harmonization, and tax policy in emerging markets. He frequently publishes on tax treaty interpretation, BEPS compliance, and digital economy taxation, contributing to journals like Steuer und Wirtschaft International and European Taxation.

Awards and Grants: No specific awards or grants are listed in the provided text.

Advising: No listed advisees or doctoral students are mentioned. His professional network includes collaborations with the OECD, EU institutions, and tax authorities across Europe.

Labs/Teams: Cloer’s research is anchored in his chair at EBS, with active involvement in international tax policy initiatives and academic networks.