Lars Skriver

Lars Skriver serves as an Assistant Lecturer at the Faculty of Law, University of Copenhagen, specializing in tax and administrative law systems. He teaches Administrative Law during spring semesters and Legal System and Legal Method in autumn semesters while maintaining active professional roles as Senior Tax Counsel at Danske Bank and Chefkonsulent at Skatteankestyrelsen.

Academic Background:

• Ph.D. in Administrative Law, University of Copenhagen (2023)
• Cand.jur. (Master of Laws), Aarhus University (2014)
• HD (R) (Master of Business Administration), Aarhus University (2010)

His research centers on legal frameworks for mass tax assessments in information-free systems, examining procedural adequacy of third-party data utilization by tax authorities. He investigates intersections of administrative procedure, data protection regulations, and fiscal policy implementation within Denmark's $525 billion tax revenue system, with particular focus on annual settlement mechanisms affecting 4.4 million taxpayers.

Skriver's publications demonstrate consistent specialization in tax administration law, with his 2022 Ph.D. thesis and 2023 book publication forming a cohesive research trajectory analyzing mass assessment procedures. Both works address systemic gaps in procedural rules governing tax authorities' use of third-party data from 200,000 reporting entities, proposing targeted legal amendments while affirming foundational adequacy of current frameworks.

His doctoral research received institutional recognition from Denmark's Parliamentary Ombudsman, Tax Ministry, Finans Danmark, and the Center for Taxpayer Rights in Washington D.C., with multiple government agencies procuring copies of his dissertation. The co-financed project between Copenhagen University and the Danish Tax Agency exemplifies practical academic-government collaboration.