Xavier Oberson
Xavier Oberson is ordinary professor in Swiss and international tax law at the Faculty of Law at the University of Geneva since 1994. He is also the founder and director of the LL.M. Tax at the University of Geneva.
Doctor of Law from the University of Geneva, graduated LL.M. and ITP from Harvard Law School, as well as lawyer admitted to the bar of Geneva, he is also partner at a law firm in Geneva specialized in tax law. Throughout his career, he held numerous offices, in particular that of a judge of the former Swiss Federal Commission of Appeal on Public Charges and that of president to the Federal Expert Commission on "Rechtsformneutrale Besteuerung". He also member of the expert group "Collaboration internationale en matière fiscale", founded by the Swiss Federal Counsel in March 2009.
He has published numerous books and articles in the field of Swiss and international tax law, in particular: Taxing Robots, Helping the Economy to Adapt to the Use of Artificial Intelligence, Précis de droit fiscal international, Droit fiscal suisse, Switzerland in international tax law.
Doctor of Law from the University of Geneva, graduated LL.M. and ITP from Harvard Law School, as well as lawyer admitted to the bar of Geneva, he is also partner at a law firm in Geneva specialized in tax law. Throughout his career, he held numerous offices, in particular that of a judge of the former Swiss Federal Commission of Appeal on Public Charges and that of president to the Federal Expert Commission on "Rechtsformneutrale Besteuerung". He also member of the expert group "Collaboration internationale en matière fiscale", founded by the Swiss Federal Counsel in March 2009.
He has published numerous books and articles in the field of Swiss and international tax law, in particular: Taxing Robots, Helping the Economy to Adapt to the Use of Artificial Intelligence, Précis de droit fiscal international, Droit fiscal suisse, Switzerland in international tax law.
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