BRINGING TOGETHER THE INTERNATIONAL TAX COMMUNITY

The International Tax Congress 2020 will bring together key policy makers and tax administrations to develop your understanding on their position and thinking on current international tax challenges, including BEPS, the digital economy and tax reform worldwide. You will also be able to ask your questions to the panel during our dedicated ask the policy makers Q&A session. 

The tax challenges of the digital economy remains at the top of the agenda for the OECD, with a consensus hoping to be reached by the end of 2020. The International Tax Congress will bring together industry experts to explore the unified approach, unilateral measures in place worldwide, and the future of the arm's length principle.  

The modern day tax function has been under increased pressure over the years due to an increased compliance burden, often on a limited budget. Join us as in-house tax professionals explore the impact of technology on today's tax function, and a honest look at how solution providers could improve existing products that are currently out there. 

The EU's new regime which came into force in 2018 aims to increase transparency and fairness in taxation, with failure to comply potentially meaning significant consequences for business. With the deadline looming, this session will bring together the industries experiences with DAC6 so far, and a look at how businesses are currently preparing. 

2019 was a big year for diversity on a global scale. However while good practices are developing amongst businesses, there is still a long way to go. The International Tax Congress will bring together champions of diversity to explore how the industry can promote diversity and inclusion of all genders, races and ages in the tax function. 

2020 was a busy year for indirect taxation across the globe. This practical session will explore how businesses are having to adapt to new indirect tax regimes worldwide, including obstacles they have faced along the way. Expect us to cover VAT at UK, EU and OECD levels, experiences with VAT in the GCC, and real time reporting compliance requirements.