Johann Hattingh

Johann Hattingh

University of Cape Town

H-index: 10

Africa-South Africa

About Johann Hattingh

Johann Hattingh, With an exceptional h-index of 10 and a recent h-index of 8 (since 2020), a distinguished researcher at University of Cape Town, specializes in the field of International Taxation, Tax Law, Tax Policy, Legal History.

His recent articles reflect a diverse array of research interests and contributions to the field:

Oppenheimer A HMRC: Determining Centre of Vital Interests

Fowler v Revenue and Customs Commissioners [2020] UKSC 22

Sasol Oil v CSARS: Judicial Reinterpretation of Legal Doctrine to Address Tax Avoidance in South Africa

Fowler v HMRC (UK Supreme Court): Neither Fish nor Fowler: Tax Treaty Implications of Domestic Deeming Rules

Taxation of Bilateral Investments: Tax Treaties after BEPS, Carlo Garbarino

The relevance of BEPS materials for tax treaty interpretation

Johann Hattingh Information

University

Position

Associate Professor

Citations(all)

285

Citations(since 2020)

170

Cited By

156

hIndex(all)

10

hIndex(since 2020)

8

i10Index(all)

12

i10Index(since 2020)

7

Email

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University of Cape Town

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Johann Hattingh Skills & Research Interests

International Taxation

Tax Law

Tax Policy

Legal History

Top articles of Johann Hattingh

Title

Journal

Author(s)

Publication Date

Oppenheimer A HMRC: Determining Centre of Vital Interests

British Tax Review

Johann Hattingh

John Avery Jones

2022/8/19

Fowler v Revenue and Customs Commissioners [2020] UKSC 22

International Tax Law Reports (2020)

Johann Hattingh

John Avery Jones

2020/7/14

Sasol Oil v CSARS: Judicial Reinterpretation of Legal Doctrine to Address Tax Avoidance in South Africa

Johann Hattingh

Afton Titus

2020/7/14

Fowler v HMRC (UK Supreme Court): Neither Fish nor Fowler: Tax Treaty Implications of Domestic Deeming Rules

Angelo Nikolakakis

Peter Blessing

Guglielmo Maisto

Johann Hattingh

John Avery Jones

2020/11/18

Taxation of Bilateral Investments: Tax Treaties after BEPS, Carlo Garbarino

South African Law Journal

Johann Hattingh

2020/9/1

The relevance of BEPS materials for tax treaty interpretation

J. Hattingh," The Relevance of BEPS Materials for Tax Treaty Interpretation"(2020)

Johann Hattingh

2020/8/31

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Co-Authors

H-index: 19
Yariv Brauner

Yariv Brauner

University of Florida

H-index: 5
Craig West

Craig West

University of Cape Town

H-index: 3
Afton Titus

Afton Titus

University of Cape Town

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