I admit that I was pleased to be advised that a journal paper I co-authored with Dr Petr Jansky and Prof Atul Shah entitled 'BEPS Policy Failure–The Case of EU Country-By-Country Reporting' had been elected as the winner of the Nordic Tax Journal article price 2019.
I hope to be in Denmark to present the paper in May.
The article is open source as it was an output from the EU funded Combating Financial Fraud and Empowering Regulators (COFFERS) Horizon 2020 project. It's available for download here.
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This kind of recognition takes place behind the scenes–as far as John/Joan Q Public goes–but it’s a good indication that the people who matter are taking you seriously. Congratulations. You’re on the right track, and you know it. I hope the presentation goes well, once May comes around. The month, not the former PM.
Thanks