The Meeting Place for Transfer Pricing Professionals in the Americas

Our opening session of the conference will include a variety of Americas tax jurisdictions and global decision makers at the forefront of international tax policy. We'll be discussing the latest global developments in tax and international directives, as well as what challenges lie ahead and how different tax jurisdictions are approaching tax reform post COVID-19 and in the years ahead.

It's becoming increasingly apparent that the digital economy is no longer a matter purely for tech companies, but for all companies. TP Minds Americas will bring together in-house transfer pricing leaders to discuss what latest global policy developments will mean for their businesses and what can be done to help shape policy in this area, featuring an in-depth look at Pillar 2 and challenges ahead in taxing the digital economy.

With many tax professionals expecting the number of transfer pricing disputes to rise due to COVID-19, this session will explore the existing controversy landscape in the Americas in more volatile landscape, take a look at recent international cases making an impact, and offer practical tips and guidance when resolving transfer pricing disputes.

The recent impact of the pandemic and economic challenges means audits are a huge topic - we will be discussing new advice and recommendations to consider in your year-end planning and audit documentation, what the IRS requirements are, how different and more aggressive tax authorities are approaching audits, global trends and what America's multinationals need to know for the future.

This year we are featuring updates from Europe on everything from Brexit to DAC6 rollbacks, from Asia on new updates in China, Singapore, Australia and India, and from Latin America on hot topics such as Brazil entering the OECD membership, cross border trade & debt, duties, customs & trade, VAT, recent disputes affecting these jurisdictions and what US MNE's who operate here need to know about their current regulatory climate.

Between the effects of COVID-19 and the new Biden administration, many aspects of how the US governs tax are coming into question. Join us in our final panel of the conference in a Q&A session with our top corporate speakers where you can pose your questions to the most experiences Tax Directors out there on the roadmap for 2021 and what lies ahead for US MNE's.