Past CEE webinar: Transfer pricing updates in the CEE region

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Past CEE webinar: TP updates in the CEE region

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Transfer pricing experts of the Mazars offices in Czech Republic, Slovakia, Romania, Croatia and in Hungary hosted a joint webinar where they presented a quick snapshot regarding the transfer pricing developments in the CEE region. In some of the jurisdictions significant changes were introduced in 2023. In order to keep you up-to-date, we have collected them.

Agenda of the webinar

  • Public country-by-country reporting which is already effective in Romania from 2023
  • New transfer pricing data disclosure in Hungary
  • Year-end adjustments to the median value or to other point in the range
  • TP guidance of the Czech Tax Authority regarding energy crisis
  • Croatian tax audit experiences
  • Key changes in the Slovak TP obligations for 2023 as well as recent trends in TP inspections and more

Speakers

  • László Garas, Transfer Pricing Manager at Mazars in Hungary
  • Martin Smatana, Partner at Mazars in Slovakia
  • Liviu Gheorghiu, Tax Director at Mazars in Romania
  • Ivo Zilka, Manager at Mazars in the Czech Republic
  • Ana Botica, Manager at Mazars in Croatia

Facilitator: Dániel H. Nagy, Partner, Head of Tax and Legal Services at Mazars in Hungary

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