Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) inaugurated Dr. Adrianto Dwi Nugroho as a new professor on Wednesday, with the academic emphasizing the need for justice in global minimum tax policy during his inaugural address. The ceremony took place at the UGM Senate Hall and brought together academic community members and guests.
UGM Inaugurates New Professor Focused on Global Minimum Tax Policy Justice
Key Details
Dr. Adrianto Dwi Nugroho officially joined UGM’s faculty ranks during Wednesday’s inauguration ceremony at the university’s Senate Hall. In his inaugural speech, Dr. Nugroho highlighted the importance of justice in global minimum tax policy, arguing that tax justice is critical in achieving equitable economic growth.
The new professor emphasized that current tax policies have significant implications for developing countries and the global economy. His research focuses on tax compliance, economic policies, and the impacts of taxation on social equity.
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“With the implementation of the global minimum tax policy, it is crucial that these policies are designed to promote justice, particularly for developing countries that are often disadvantaged in the global tax landscape,” said Dr. Nugroho.
Dr. Nugroho’s academic journey and contributions in the field of taxation were praised by colleagues and students alike during the ceremony.
Background & Context
The inauguration comes as international tax compliance frameworks continue evolving globally. Dr. Nugroho believes that through equitable tax policies, governments can better serve their populations and foster an environment where all individuals and businesses can thrive.
His appointment strengthens UGM’s expertise in economic policy research, particularly regarding OECD global minimum tax initiatives and their impact on developing nations.
