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WEI CUI
Associate
Professor of Law
Visiting Associate
Professor, Fordham
University Law
School, Spring 2008
Visiting Associate Professor, Taiwan National University Law
School, Fall 2008
Education
New York University School of Law, LL.M. in
Taxation, 2005.
Yale Law School , J.D., 2002.
Rutgers and New York Universities , Ph. D. student in
philosophy
(Rutgers,
1996-97; NYU, 1997-98, 1999-2000).
Tufts University , M.A. in Philosophy, 1996.
Harvard College , B.A. in Social Studies, cum
laude, 1993.
Research
Interests
Tax law and
administration (current topics of research include—all in
the Chinese
context—international taxation, corporate and partnership tax, personal
income tax administration, and the value added tax); public finance; and
comparative law.
Courses
Taught
• Comparative
taxation
• International
taxation
• Advanced
International Taxation
• Public
Finance
• Contemporary
Chinese Tax Reform
• Mergers
and Acquisitions in China (with Luo Shaolin)
• Doing
Business in China
Select
Publications
1. Corporate Partners and the Enterprise Income
Tax Law: Implications for Partnership Taxation (in Chinese), forthcoming in
Wuhan University Legal Commentary.
2. Two-Tiered Systems for Inbound Taxation
and Their Policy Underpinnings (in Chinese), 105 Peking University Law
Journal _ , and to be collected in THE MAINLAND’S NEW ENTERPRISE INCOME TAX
LAW (edited and published by Taiwan National University Law School)
3. Will Partnership Law be Worth It?
International Financial Law Review, September 2008
4. Difficulties in Administering
Withholding Tax on Foreign Investors in Offshore Resident
Companies"(in Chinese), Anhui
University Legal
Commentary, Volume 2, 2007.
5. Asset Contribution: an Illustration of
the Challenges Faced by the New Enterprise Income Tax Law (in Chinese),
Yuedan Financial and Economic Law Review, Volume 9, June 2007 (viewable at
http://www.cftl.cn/show.asp?c_id=24&a_id=6983 )
6. The Prospect of New Partnership Taxation
in China
, Tax Notes Int'l (May 9, 2007)
7. China 's New Personal Income
Tax Return-Filing Regime, 45 Tax Notes Int'l 977 (Mar. 12, 2007)
8. Should China 's Personal Income Tax
Aim to Measure Precisely the Ability to Pay? (in Chinese), Yuedan Financial
and Economic Law Review, Vol. 7, December 2006 (viewable
athttp://www.cftl.cn/show.asp?c_id=24&a_id=6741 )
9. Government Licensing Reform from the
Perspective of a Municipal Jurisdiction, 33 Hong Kong L. J. 417 (2003)
10. Joint Management as a Fair Solution to
the Spratly Dispute, 36 Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law 799 (2003),
available at http://law.vanderbilt.edu/journals/journal/36-03/Cui.pdf .
11. What Is It Like? (Review of Dan Zahavi,
Selfness and Alterity) TLS: Times Literary Supplement, January 5, 2001, at
25.
12. Aware of Ourselves (Review of Kathleen
Wider, The Bodily Nature of Consciousness), TLS: Times Literary Supplement,
November 27, 1998, at 30
Legal
Practice Experience
Before joining
SACL, Wei worked in New York City
as a tax attorney, for the international law firms Clifford Chance and
Simpson Thacher & Bartlett.
Contact
Information
Tel.:
010-5890-8246
Fax:
010-5890-8245
Email:
weic@cupl.edu.cn
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