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January 19, 2022
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Upcoming Tax Webcasts

EY's US Tax Webcasts are internet-based forums where Ernst & Young professionals explore and analyze key issues facing businesses. There is no charge to attend these timely and informative sessions, which typically run 60 to 90 minutes and enable attendees to earn CPE credit.

Following is a calendar of upcoming EY Tax webcasts of interest to tax professionals. Archived events are also available.

April 2024

Wednesday, April 24 | US corporate income tax compliance: Planning for tax year 2023 and beyond
   1:00 p.m. ET

The corporate tax landscape continues to be dynamic as we get ready for tax year 2023 filing season. You are invited to join this webcast, where we will discuss insights and key considerations on preparing for 2023 US federal, international, and state filings. Ernst & Young LLP professionals will lead a discussion of how companies may continue to navigate the complexity and challenges of the ever-evolving tax compliance landscape, while preparing for tax year 2023 and beyond.

Register for this EY Webcast.

May 2024

Wednesday, May 8 | Spotlight on BEPS 2.0: developments and practical implications for US MNEs: lessons learned from Q1 tax provision
   12:00 p.m. ET

Jurisdictions are enacting and proposing legislation implementing the Pillar Two rules developed under the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development/G20’s project on addressing the tax challenges of the digitization of the economy (BEPS 2.0). Global minimum tax rules are now in effect, and many multinational entities (MNEs) still have a lot to do to prepare. Please join Pillar Two subject-matter professionals for an action-oriented panel discussion, moderated by Jose Murillo, Ernst & Young LLP’s National Tax Department Leader and former US Department of the Treasury Deputy Assistant Secretary (International Tax Affairs).

Register for this EY Webcast.

Friday, May 10 | Tax in a time of transition: Legislative, economic, regulatory and IRS developments
   12:00 p.m. ET

Companies need to keep pace with a tax and economic environment in transition. This requires understanding tax policy trends and anticipating future developments that could impact their operations. Join us for a fast-paced overview of recent tax and economic developments designed to help you stay on top of changes in today's shifting economic, legislative and regulatory environment. In this regularly occurring webcast series, panelists will provide updates on: (i) the US economy and tax policy; (ii) what's happening at the IRS; and (iii) breaking developments.

Register for this EY Webcast.

Tuesday, May 14 | International tax talk
   1:00 p.m. ET

During this webcast, part of an ongoing series, a panel of experienced EY professionals will provide you with information on major tax law changes in the countries and jurisdictions covered by our US-based Global Tax Desk Network.

Register for this EY Webcast.

Wednesday, May 22 | Spotlight on BEPS 2.0: Developments and practical implications for US MNEs: technology to help you navigate Pillar Two
   12:00 p.m. ET

Jurisdictions are enacting and proposing legislation implementing the Pillar Two rules developed under the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development/G20’s project on addressing the tax challenges of the digitization of the economy (BEPS 2.0). Global minimum tax rules now are in effect, and many multinational entities (MNEs) still have a lot to do to prepare. Please join subject-matter professionals for an action-oriented panel discussion on how technology may be used to operationalize BEPS 2.0 Pillar Two.

Register for this EY Webcast.

 

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