Award for Dr. Simon Helms at Dies Oeconomicus

We are pleased that Dr. Simon Helms was awarded the WFI Friends and Supporters Association Prize at this year’s Dies Oeconomicus. Dr. Simon Helms completed his dissertation under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Reinald Koch at the Chair of Business Administration and Business Taxation.

In his dissertation, “Asymmetric Corporate Taxation – Empirical Implications for Financial Reporting, Tax Burdens, and Public Finances,” he examines how the different tax treatment of profits and losses affects financial reporting, the tax burden on companies, and public finances.

We warmly congratulate Simon on this award and thank the WFI Friends Association for this recognition!