Registration Time: 13.15
Sessions Time: 13.30 - 16.45 including a 15-minute break
Speaker: Mr Timothy Borg Olivier
Venue: Online webinar

Participation Fees (The Institute is now accepting payments via Paypal)
MIA Members: €40.00
Non-MIA Members: €75.00
Retired Members: €20.00
Students: €30.00

Background Information

There is international consensus that current international tax rules have been described as not adequately dealing with digital businesses and services offered remotely. The European Union and the OECD have both been working on their own respective initiatives in recent months, with the OECD’s proposals on Pillar One and Pillar Two appearing to gain most traction amongst the international tax community.

objectives of the session

The objectives of this session will look to explore the developments in connection with the respective initiatives proposed by the EU and OECD relating to the taxation of the digitalised economy and will focus on the current proposals laid out by the OECD. Unilateral measures being adopted by various jurisdictions will also be explored and their impact on businesses will be discussed.

Target Audience

This session should target tax advisors to digitalised businesses and multi-national enterprises, which will ultimately be the focal point of any proposal rolled out by the EU and/or OECD

SPEAKER'S PROFILE

Timothy is a manager within Deloitte Malta’s international tax and legal department. Timothy obtained a Masters in International Taxation law from the International Tax Centre, University of Leiden and was also a teaching assistant within the same programme. At Deloitte, Timothy assists clients on cross-border transactions and his main focus is on clients operating within the online gaming industry. Timothy has been monitoring developments in connection with the taxation of the digitalised economy.

EVENT CPE COMPETENCES

3 Hours Core 

TERMS AND CONDITIONS

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