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Guest Lecturer Notarial Tax Law

Flemish BrabantHybrid2 hours/week6-12months

A research-intensive, internationally oriented university is seeking a guest lecturer for the "Notarial Tax Law" course unit (partim) within the master's program in notarial studies.

  • The faculty aims for leadership at national, European, and international levels in the broad field of corporate law, with an emphasis on the academic nature and societal role.

What you do

  • Provide the "Notarial Tax Law" course unit (in Dutch, Leuven Campus).
  • Conduct clinics on fiscal asset organization, including inheritance tax and registration tax.
  • Deliver lectures on registration and succession duties (regional taxes), direct taxes, and VAT.
  • Supervise several master's theses in the master's program in notarial studies.
  • The education must meet the requirements for academic programs in terms of level, orientation, and academic content, and be research-based and research-oriented.

Profile

  • Notary or candidate-notary.
  • Sufficient practical experience in notarial practice, with a focus on fiscal aspects.
  • Quality publications and lectures on fiscal aspects of notarial practice.
  • Sound vision and ability to provide academically high-quality research-based education.
  • Excellent didactic skills.
  • Demonstrable organizational, social, and professional skills, and leadership capabilities to integrate collegially and flexibly into a team.
  • A doctorate in law is a plus.
  • Teaching experience is a plus.

Practical

  • Motivation letter (max. 2 pages).
  • Detailed CV with publication list.
  • Description of your vision on academic education.
  • Teaching evaluations (if available).
  • Information on study results (degrees obtained, rankings, etc.).

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