Philippe Luppi

Philippe Luppi serves as Senior Lecturer in Public Law at the Faculty of Law, University of Côte d'Azur, where he directs Master's programs in Taxation (Master 1) and Corporate Tax Law and Procedures (Master 2). He is actively affiliated with the Center for Studies and Research in Administrative, Constitutional, Financial and Tax Law (CERDACFF).

His research spans Public Financial Law, Tax Law, and Customs Administration, with particular focus on international tax systems, public revenue management, and administrative reforms in Francophone Africa. Recent publications examine customs modernization in Chad and theoretical frameworks for tax minimization pathways.

Luppi has supervised seven doctoral theses to completion since 2013, with current supervision of three ongoing theses addressing non-resident taxation, Gabonese fiscal development incentives, and transfer pricing controls in West Africa. His work frequently appears in Liber Amicorum volumes honoring prominent legal scholars.

As scientific director for numerous conferences including the 2024 colloquium on "Inequality" and the 2023 "Tax Conciliation" symposium, he bridges academic research with practical tax administration challenges. His 1999 doctoral thesis pioneered research on information technology's impact on financial administrations.