The Centre for Tax Laws was established in 2018 under National Law University Delhi to work in the area of tax laws. A robust taxation framework helps in mobilizing revenue for governments’ welfare commitments and serves as the backbone of a sound economy. As it is only through Constant analysis and conversation that the civil society stays informed and involved in any area of law we as academics have instituted this centre especially for tax laws to bring the academia, industry and government together under a single platform. In future we will interacting with all stakeholders by organizing conferences, workshops, seminars, colloquiums, capacity development programs and publications on the current themes and debates reverberating for tax laws.

We want to facilitate a high-level research environment where the student community appreciates the significance of tax laws and gets experiential learning from the established experts in this field. We also want to consistently provide policy interventions in the form of comments, and feedback to the government as reforming the taxation laws is high on its agenda. Significantly, as the world is trying to rewrite the old international tax order created in the brick and mortar economy for the digital economy we want to observe, analyze and contribute in this process to make sure that it stays relevant for the revenue generation needs of an emerging economy like India.

With this broader objective we are working towards creating a pool of academics, lawyers, researcher, professionals, students and individuals who work in creating, implementing, formulating and analyzing the current tax laws both at national as well as international level..

We are also branching out in the area of property and real estate laws as they have great impact on our economy and are undergoing transformation. In future we will branch out in other areas of economic laws and have a platform which is interdisciplinary.