A look at how the international corporate tax landscape has been affected by the BEPS project, the current OECD proposals for a multilateral global solution and what the future might hold.
The Tax Institute (in Australia), the Taxation Institute of Hong Kong, the Irish Tax Institute and the Chartered Institute of Taxation (in the UK) are pleased to announce a new series of Global CTA Tax Webinars. The first of these is on International Corporate Tax.
The past five or so years have seen considerable change in the international corporate tax landscape, primarily because of the G20/OECD BEPS project. Interest in this area remains high as the OECD seeks to build a consensus for a multilateral global solution. This project, and the recent COVID pandemic, raise interesting questions for the future of international corporate tax.
- What has been the impact of changes to the
international tax system as a result of the BEPS project in recent years?
- How do the Pillar One and Pillar Two proposals
address the perceived challenges posed by the digitalisation of the economy,
particularly around fairness and allocation of taxing rights?
- Will a multilateral agreement be reached around the
OECD proposals by mid-2021?
- How will multinational enterprises react to the
Pillars if these are agreed and implemented?
- How could future trends in tax rates and tax base be
affected by this?
- Will COVID have an impact on the global tax base, and what might the different implications be for developed and developing nations?
Our panel of tax experts from practice, academia and business will explore these questions and offer their perspectives, and the President of the Taxation Institute of Hong Kong Tax, Webster Ng, will chair the debate.
OUR PANEL
- Louise Kelly,
International Tax Partner with Deloitte, Ireland
- Richard Vann,
Professor of Law, Sydney University/consultant at Greenwoods & Herbert
Smith Freehills, Australia
- David Murray, Tax Policy Principal, Anglo American, UK
The format will be short speeches / presentations from panellists followed by a discussion, with the opportunity for the audience to make comments and put questions to the panel using sli.do.
Members of The Tax Institute are welcome to join and view this debate for free. If you wish to do so please click on the registration button below.
If you have any questions regarding your registration, please e-mail events@ciot.org.uk
We very much look forward seeing you there!