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Magnus Kristoffersson

Magnus Kristoffersson Position: Senior Lecturer School/office: School of Behavioural, Social and Legal Sciences

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Magnus Kristoffersson
Research subject Research environments

About Magnus Kristoffersson

Magnus Kristoffersson is Associate Professor (docent) of Law and Senior Lecturer at Örebro University. His research concerns how tax law operates when both the object of taxation and the machinery of taxation become digital. It ranges from classical corporate taxation, withdrawal taxation, transfers below market value and restructurings, to questions of the platform economy, automated reporting, and what generative artificial intelligence does to the legal profession and to the working methods of legal scholarship itself.

He took his doctorate in tax law at Uppsala University in 1999 with the thesis Dispens från inkomstskatt (Discretionary Relief from Income Tax), and then spent more than fifteen years in practice as a lawyer working on business transfers and restructurings before returning to academia. That background shapes the research: the questions are usually drawn from how the law is actually applied, and the answers are tested against whether they can be used.

During 2025 and 2026 he has published the monographs Uttagsbeskattning och underprisöverlåtelser inom koncerner (Withdrawal Taxation and Transfers Below Market Value within Groups of Companies, Iustus 2025) and Legal Intelligence and Technological Development (Iustus 2026), together with articles on large language models as tools for legal scholarly analysis.

Magnus Kristoffersson heads the tax law research environment at Örebro University and founded the FIRE research consortium. He holds a part-time position as Associate Professor at Mälardalen University and leads Work Package 5 within the European university alliance NEOLAiA. Since November 2025 he has served on the International Advisory Board of LICAIM, the LUMSA International Research Center for Artificial Intelligence Management, in Rome and Palermo, where he contributes the legal perspective on the governance of artificial intelligence.

 

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