Cesar Garcia Novoa

César García Novoa is a full Professor at the University of Santiago de Compostela, specializing in Financial and Tax Law. He holds teaching responsibilities in programs like the Master in Labour Management and Master in Transnational Law of Business and Technology, focusing on topics such as International Tax Law and Tax Systems. His research interests include modern tax law innovations, judicial aspects of tax disputes, and global fiscal challenges like BEPS (Base Erosion and Profit Shifting). He has extensively analyzed tax policies across jurisdictions, European Union taxation frameworks, and the impact of digitalization on fiscal systems. Notable contributions include studies on wealth taxation, legal certainty in tax rulings, and the application of transfer pricing in cross-border transactions. His work bridges legal theory with practical fiscal governance, addressing contemporary issues such as tax evasion strategies and the future of autonomous fiscal regimes in Spain.

His publications span over two decades, reflecting deep engagement with topics like VAT application in public entities, judicial precedents from the EU Court of Justice, and the evolution of residency principles in corporate taxation. He has critiqued tax policies in Peru, explored the taxation of robotics, and examined Spain’s compliance with post-BEPS norms. While no scientific awards are explicitly noted, his prolific academic output underscores his influence in tax law academia.

He advises on tax systems at both national and international levels, contributing to debates on fiscal equity and legal certainty. His teaching and research roles are further complemented by participation in legal reforms and policy discussions, though specific grants or lab affiliations are not detailed in the provided texts.