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This is where we publish events at the Chair and the University along with photos from award ceremonies and and parties. Short descriptive texts are accompanied by images from the events in question.
45th Annual Congress / European Accounting Association
Visit of the Chambers of Tax Consultants of Lower Saxony and Bavaria
On February 2, 2023, Prof. Diller and the chair team received a visit from Fritz Güntzler, Member of the German Parliament (President of the Lower Saxony Chamber of Tax Advisors), and the two Vice Presidents of the Bavarian Chamber of Tax Advisors, Raimund Mader and Dr. Ferdinand Rüchardt. Topics of the conversation included digitalization and teaching.
Another award for Patrick Katzlmayr
Award of the Study Prize 2022 of the Munich Chamber of Tax Advisors to the Chair's employee Patrick Katzlmayr for the best Master's thesis
Arqus Award for employee Patrick Katzlmayr
Patrick Katzlmayr, member of the chair, was awarded the pwc-arqus prize for the best master's thesis at the 17th Arqus annual conference in Magdeburg
On 14 and 15 march 2019 Prof Diller visited the EEBDA workshop in Raitenhaslach (Upper Bavaria). Our research assistants Daniel Ehm and Sebastian Lindner as well as Svenia Behm and Dr Joachim Schnurbus (chair of statistics) went with him.
Challenge accepted: Fünf Teams von Studierenden aus der Veranstaltung „Ertragsteuern und Steuerbilanzen“ haben am 3. November 2015 an der ersten Runde des von EY organisierten Fallstudienwettbewerbs „TaxChallenge“ teilgenommen. Die Teilnehmer mussten in vorgegebener Zeit einen komplexen Fall aus dem Bereich der Ertragsbesteuerung lösen.
Nach der Veranstaltung wurden die sehr guten Leistungen aller Teams bei Sekt und Häppchen noch gebührend gefeiert.
Die TaxChallenge wird in drei Runden ausgetragen. Das Sieger-Team der ersten runde tritt in der zweiten Runde in der EY-Niederlassung in München gegen die Gewinner anderer Hochschulen an. Für die Gewinnerteams der zweiten Runde findet die Endrunde in Berlin statt. Auf die Gewinner der Endrunde wartet eine Reise im Wert von 5000 Euro. Wir wünschen unserem Team viel Erfolg!
Thursday 21 November 2014 saw the first round of the case study competition "Tax Challenge", organized by Ernst & Young, at the University of Passau. Bachelor's students from the 3rd semester and above attended.
The TaxChallenge is held in three rounds. The first round takes place as part of the course "Ertragsteuern und Steuerbilanzen". In the second round, the first-round winning team competes against the winners from other universities at EY's offices in Munich. The final round takes place in Berlin. The winners are awarded attractive prizes.
We congratulate the winning team from the first round and look forward to next year's TaxChallenge!
Thursday, 19 November 2013 saw the first round of the case study competition "Tax Challenge", organized by Ernst & Young, at the University of Passau. Around 20 Bachelor's students from the 3rd semester attended.
The TaxChallenge is held in three rounds. The first round takes place as part of the course "Ertragsteuern und Steuerbilanzen". In the second round, the first-round winning team competes against the winners from other universities at EY's offices in Munich. The final round takes place in Berlin. The winners are awarded attractive prizes.
We congratulate the winning team from the first round and look forward to next year's TaxChallenge!
Tuesday, 13 November 2012 saw the first round of the case study competition "Tax Challenge", organized by Ernst & Young, at the University of Passau. Around 30 Bachelor's students from the 3rd semester and above attended.
The TaxChallenge is held in three rounds. The first round takes place as part of the course "Ertragsteuern". In the second round, the first-round winning team competes against the winners from other universities at EY's offices in Munich. The final round will take place from 13 to 15 December 2012 in Berlin. The winners are awarded attractive prizes as well as a five-day trip to Dubai.
We congratulate the winning team from the first round and look forward to next year's TaxChallenge!
Tuesday, 15 November 2011 saw the first round of the case study competition "Tax Challenge", organized by Ernst & Young, at the University of Passau. Around 18 Bachelor's students from the 3rd semester attended.
The TaxChallenge is held in three rounds. The first round takes place as part of the course "Ertragsteuern und Steuerbilanzen". In the second round, the first-round winning team competes against the winners from other universities at EY's offices in Munich. The final round takes place in Berlin. The winners are awarded attractive prizes.
We congratulate the winning team from the first round and look forward to next year's TaxChallenge!
Profs@Turntables - Soda Pur
Once a year the professors and research assistants of the University of Passau exchange the lecture halls for Passau's nightclubs. At Profs@Turntables, a charity project organized every term by the student groups Leo-Club Dreiflüssestadt Passau and Rotaract Club Passau, the academic DJs delight the city's students with their favorite tunes.
At nights like this the students of Passau get to know their lecturers from a completely different angle - and obviously the professors have plenty of fun too. Thanks for the great atmosphere! Here's a photo gallery with some impressions of the nights.
Profs@Turntables - Soda Pur
Inaugural lecture by Prof. Dr. Markus Diller
On Friday, 22 July 2011, professors Dr. Markus Diller, Dr. Oliver Entrop and Dr. Robert Obermaier were ceremoniously welcomed to the University of Passau and held their inaugural lectures.
Between October 2008 and October 2010 Prof. Dr. Markus Diller held the Chair of Business Administration, especially Company Taxation and Taxation at the University of Paderborn. He subsequently joined the University of Passau, where he has been Head of the Chair of Business Administration and Tax Management since October 2010.
Many thanks to all who attended this event. We look forward to continuing an active dialogue with our students, teaching exciting courses, and receiving constructive criticism so we can improve the quality of our teaching even further.
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