w should businesses navigate this changing environment? We invite you to join our webinars dedicated to the key tax issues at the moment. From M&A tax in the Central Eastern Europe to dispute procedures, from transfer pricing to VAT, our global experts weigh up the most pressing matters for the year ahead.
Read below more details about each webinar and we invite you to register.
Date | Webinar name | Description | Agenda & Registration |
|---|---|---|---|
10 de junio, 16:00-18:00 CET | EU VAT e-commerce package | The e-commerce sector has been growing rapidly in the last few years, entirely changing the way business is transacted. This growth comes with new rules and regulations, including the new VAT rules for online cross-border sales of goods and services. Set to come into effect on 1 July 2021, these new rules have the purpose of strengthening the European internal market and ensure fair competition with non-European traders. Join us for an interactive technical session, followed by a networking event on 10 June, and find out everything you need to know about the 2021 EU e-commerce VAT package. | |
15 June | 10:30 - 11:30 CET | Central Eastern Europe M&A tax traps and opportunities | Pursuing transactions in the fast-growing markets of Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) present attractive prospects to investors However, it is important to understand that the acquisition and integration processes still respond to local tax specificities – even when the country in question is part of the European Union. Mazars tax experts will guide you through the main M&A tax risks and opportunities in Croatia, Czech Republic, Poland, Romania, Russia and Slovakia. We will uncover how the main 'tax traps' that appear in due diligence processes are related to financial expenses deduction and the use of tax losses. These transactions can also benefit from local tax incentives that support investments and exist alongside tax exemptions | |
17 June | 14:00 - 15:00 CET | Transfer Pricing: business restructuring | Multinational companies restructuring is a frequent and hot topic closely followed by the OECD. Due to Covid-19, multinational companies might have to adapt the way they do business and restructure their organisation, including their supply chain. Such reorganisation may involve the transfer of valuable intangible assets to other countries and, or lead to a change in the functional profile of certain entities. This can raise complex local taxation and transfer pricing issues. Mazars’ Transfer Pricing experts will provide you with an overview of the regional/local applicable regulations and their practical recommendations in order to handle these reorganisations properly. | |
24 June | 10:00 - 11:30 CET | Mitigating the risks of double taxation | How ready are companies to face the increasing tax scrutiny that’s coming their way? Join our webinar to discover the existing methods of mitigating the risks of double taxation including Advance Pricing Agreement (APA), Mutual Agreement Procedures (MAP) and the International Compliance Assurance Programme (ICAP). We are delighted to host two external speakers Martin O'Rourke, Delegated Competent Authority in UK's HMRC’s Transfer Pricing Team and Professor Robert Ullmann, Head of Tax Chair, University of Augsburg, who will share their authorities and scientific views on tax mitigation. | |
29 June | 10:00 - 11:00 CET | DAC6 one year later: First observations and long-run implications | Given the complexity of the DAC6 EU Directive and its diverse implementation within the EU, many companies have been and are still struggling. In this webinar, our tax experts summarize their experiences with DAC6 and present case studies to explain the hallmarks, the Main-Benefit Test and notable differences between jurisdictions.
Don't miss the opportunity to understand the importance and the long-run implications of the European directive. |
Mazars Talks is a series of podcasts in which our experts analyse the key aspects that companies should take into account from financial, tax or legal aspects either now due to immediate needs or in order to be prepared for the coming months.
The expansion of Coronavirus (Covid-19), the globalization of society, in general, and of the economy in particular, has led the society and the companies to move in a hostile environment, in a hasty and abrupt manner, without time for their adaptation or anticipation. The health crisis has struck in a generalized manner, affecting all economic fields and sectors.
The situation caused by the COVID-19 has a substantial impact in all the economic activity, with temporary (cash tensions) and structural effects (business restructuring) and an impact at short (suppliers/customers), medium (employees) and long term (shareholders/ creditors).
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