Oliver Teufel

Oliver Teufel is a Professor of Property and Transaction Taxes at Faculty II, Ludwigsburg University. His expertise centers on value-added tax (VAT) and income tax, with a focus on subjective tax valuation, input tax deduction mechanisms, and judicial interpretation of tax law. He combines academic rigor with practical experience in tax administration and legal advisory roles.

• Bank Clerk Training
• Law Degree, University of Tübingen
• Legal Traineeship, Stuttgart
• Doctorate, University of Heidelberg
• Lecturer at Hochschule für Finanzen (HVF) Ludwigsburg

His research bridges theoretical tax law with real-world compliance challenges, emphasizing VAT adjustments, tax policy for digital economies, and EU tax harmonization. Publications reflect trends in tax litigation, input tax deduction frameworks, and taxation of modern business models.

Teufel has managed critical departments (VAT, tax investigation) within Baden-Württemberg’s Financial Administration and collaborated on Prof. Paul Kirchhof’s "Federal Tax Code" project. He served as an advisor in the Ministry of Finance and Economic Affairs, focusing on tax department operations and legal remedies.