Lutz Richter

Lutz Richter is a Professor at the University of Trier, affiliated with the Department of Business Administration. His academic focus encompasses taxation, accounting, corporate law, and international tax systems. He teaches courses such as Theoretical Foundations of Accounting, Corporate Taxation, and specialized modules on international tax structures and business taxation.

Richter's research explores critical areas including tax compliance in digital economies, international anti-avoidance measures, cryptocurrency taxation, and EU tax harmonization. His publications analyze comparative tax frameworks across Germany, Austria, and Poland, with recent work addressing OECD's Pillar Two reforms and Bitcoin tax implications.

He has authored over 60 scholarly works, including contributions to tax commentaries and monographs on group taxation. While no awards or active student advisees are documented, Richter collaborates extensively with European researchers on tax policy and corporate law. Administrative responsibilities include departmental representation and student advising.