Chapter 1: Introduction: Legitimacy and effectiveness of fiscal State aid control and the role of national tax judges /rDe Pietro, C.

Chapter 2: The legitimacy of EU fiscal State aid control : what is your legitimation narrative? /

Chapter 3: Fiscal selectivity : a notion in need of clarity /

Chapter 4: Mismatches in view of the recent fiscal State aid investigations : genuine situation or intentional (illegal) arrangements? /

Chapter 5: State aid and domestic anti-tax avoidance rules : who is in charge? : a preliminary analysis /

Chapter 6: The EU notion of legitimate expectations in the context of State aid law : what role for national judges? /

Chapter 7: Ex-Officio application of EU State aid rules by national courts /

Chapter 8: National courts as 'Guardians' of commission recovery decisions /

Chapter 9: Recovery procedures and national issues : the Belgian 'excess profit exemption' scheme /

Chapter 10: Recovery of fiscal State aid in the Netherlands and the role of the national judge /

Chapter 11: Conclusions: Legitimacy and effectiveness of fiscal State aid control : some reflections on new perspectives on fiscal State aid /