Policy & Research
Joint studies, comparative frameworks, policy notes and discreet advisory workstreams on law, taxation and governance.
A structured ecosystem based in Geneva, connecting research, publishing, education and diplomatic dialogue. The Taxhells Network brings together independent units that help policy-makers, diplomatic missions, international organizations and private leaders operate with clear frameworks, structured knowledge and information sovereignty.
Below you’ll find the core units of our Network. Each operates independently yet aligned with the same mission: turn complexity into actionable structure.
We invite diplomatic missions, international organizations, government agencies, research groups and private leaders to engage with our Geneva-based ecosystem through structured collaborations.
Joint studies, comparative frameworks, policy notes and discreet advisory workstreams on law, taxation and governance.
Neutral roundtables in Geneva, parallel diplomacy formats, ethics & legitimacy reviews, stakeholder mapping.
Executive programs, closed-door briefings, scenario workshops and applied intelligence for decision-makers.
Co-authored reports, series contributions, editorial partnerships and multilingual dissemination.
Operating from Geneva, we adhere to neutrality, independence and verifiable standards. Engagements can be public or confidential under appropriate protocols.
Partnering with the Taxhells Network means engaging with a structured ecosystem that values neutrality, discretion and measurable outcomes. Each collaboration is tailored to create mutual value and global impact.
Gain association with a Geneva-based network recognized for analytical integrity and institutional balance.
Collaborate with professionals and researchers specialized in law, economics, governance and diplomatic practice.
Participate in discussions and projects hosted under principles of confidentiality, neutrality and intellectual independence.
Co-author reports, briefings or educational materials with verified editorial review and multilingual publication channels.
Collaboration opportunities include diplomatic dialogue, policy research, education, advisory and publishing partnerships. To explore possibilities, please contact our Geneva coordination office.