Carlos Pedrosa López

Carlos Pedrosa López is a Professor of Financial and Tax Law at the University of Valencia, where he has established himself as a leading expert in international taxation and fiscal policy. His academic career spans over a decade of research, teaching, and professional engagement in tax law, with significant contributions to both Spanish and international legal scholarship. He actively participates in academic conferences and research projects focused on contemporary tax challenges.

His educational background includes:

• PhD in Tax Law, specializing in international taxation, from Carlos III University of Madrid
• Master's degree in Tax Law and Tax Consulting
• Double degree in Law and Economics from the University of Valencia

Professor Pedrosa López's research primarily focuses on international taxation, with special emphasis on permanent establishment concepts, tax treaties, and cross-border tax challenges. His work bridges theoretical legal frameworks with practical applications in international business contexts. He has increasingly focused on educational innovation in legal teaching, developing new methodologies for law instruction in digital environments. His research also addresses emerging issues in tax policy for startups and digital economy challenges.

His recent scholarly output demonstrates a clear evolution from traditional tax law topics toward contemporary challenges in international taxation, educational innovation in legal studies, and the intersection of tax policy with emerging business models. While maintaining his core expertise in international tax law, he has expanded his research to address the pedagogical challenges of teaching law in the digital age and the fiscal implications of new economic paradigms.

Professor Pedrosa López has been actively involved in research projects related to European tax harmonization, international tax cooperation, and legal education reform. His professional activities include membership in international academic associations focused on tax law and participation in major research initiatives addressing contemporary fiscal challenges.