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Jarosław Olesiak is a Lecturer at the Department of Financial Law within the Faculty of Law and Administration at the University of Lodz. He has been employed at his alma mater since 2011, initially as an assistant lecturer in the Department of Financial Law, Tax and Budget Law Section. His academic career is deeply rooted at the University of Lodz, where he completed his law degree in 2009 and subsequently joined the doctoral program at the Department of Financial Law.
Olesiak's educational background demonstrates a strong commitment to his field, having graduated from the Faculty of Law and Administration of the University of Lodz in 2009 before pursuing doctoral studies at the same institution. He has participated in a study visit to the International Bureau of Fiscal Documentation in Amsterdam and was a scholarship holder within the EU-funded project 'Education of personnel for the needs of the flexicurity market and knowledge-based economy.'
His research interests encompass the general theory of public levies, constitutional standards of substantive and formal financial law, tax liability, and banking law. Olesiak has established himself as a significant contributor to financial and tax law scholarship, with particular expertise in comparative tax law, corporate tax obligations, and the intersection of financial regulation with sustainable development principles. His work frequently addresses complex issues of tax enforcement, third-party liability, and the legal frameworks governing financial institutions.
Olesiak's scholarly output reveals a consistent focus on practical applications of financial law, with particular attention to cross-border taxation issues, corporate governance implications for tax compliance, and the evolving regulatory landscape in financial services. His comparative studies examining German, Austrian, and Polish legal approaches demonstrate an international perspective on tax law challenges.
- Recipient of the individual award of the Rector of the University of Lodz for scientific and research achievements (2020)
- Participant in NCN research project at the Max Planck Institute of Tax Law and Public Finance in Munich (project no. 2023/07/X/HS5/01491)
As an active academic, Olesiak has presented at numerous national and international conferences since 2015, addressing contemporary challenges in financial law. His professional engagement extends beyond academia as he is also an attorney, providing practical legal experience that informs his scholarly work and teaching in financial law.
