Julian P. Naumann

Julian P. Naumann is a Research Associate and PhD student at the Max Planck Institute for Tax Law and Public Finance since November 2024. He specializes in tax law, European fundamental rights protection, and professional law. Naumann holds a law degree with a tax focus from Bucerius Law School (2019–2024) and completed studies at the University of Cambridge (2022). He passed the First State Examination in Law at the Hanseatic Higher Regional Court in September 2024. Previously, he served as a student assistant to Prof. Birgit Weitemeyer’s Tax Law Chair (2023–2024) and Prof. Wolfgang Hoffmann-Riem’s Affiliate Professorship for Law and Innovation (2022–2024).

His research explores tax policy, international tax architecture, and legal challenges in nonprofit taxation. Key publications address topics such as income tax dualism, corporate tax reform, and EU tax harmonization. Naumann actively contributes to academic discourse through conference reports and reviews in leading journals like Steuer und Wirtschaft and Deutsches Steuerrecht.

No scientific awards are listed, though his work reflects significant engagement with contemporary tax law issues. He has no recorded advisees or grants, focusing primarily on research and doctoral studies.