Ramón Casero Barrón

Ramón Casero Barrón is an Adjunct Professor at the Faculty of Law (ICADE) of Comillas Pontifical University, specializing in Tax Law within the Department of Economic and Social Law. With 28 years of teaching experience since 1998, he instructs undergraduate courses in Tax Law (general section) and International Taxation, as well as various tax modules in postgraduate programs at the university.

His academic background includes:

• Graduate in Law from the University of Seville (1986)
• Doctor of Law from the University of Seville

Professor Casero Barrón's research focuses on complex tax issues from both theoretical and practical perspectives. His primary areas of interest include tax treatment of complex and atypical businesses, historical evolution of concepts used in tax treaties, and the tax regime for displaced workers. His work bridges legal theory with practical tax applications, particularly in international contexts.

His scholarly output demonstrates a consistent focus on international tax law, with particular emphasis on worker mobility across borders and the taxation implications of international assignments. His publications reveal expertise in interpreting legal norms through multiple reasoning approaches and addressing the complexities of tax systems in a globalized economy.

Among his professional recognitions:

• Sexenio Campo 9 - Derecho y Jurisprudencia (2016-2021)
• Certificación ACAP - Profesor Doctor de Universidad Privada (May 17, 2006)

As an educator, Professor Casero Barrón has taught a wide range of tax-related subjects including Fundamentals of Tax Law, Corporate Taxation, Personal Taxation, and International Taxation. He has supervised numerous Final Degree Projects and Master's theses, contributing to the development of future legal professionals specializing in tax matters. His teaching spans both undergraduate and postgraduate levels, with particular focus on preparing students for complex tax scenarios in international business contexts.