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November 16, 2020
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Attend this week's Tax webcasts

Monday, November 16. Election 2020: Now. Next. Beyond, 2:00 p.m. ET. What do the first 100 days of a President-elect Biden, as recognized by the Associated Press, administration look like as he shapes the US legislative and regulatory environment on a range of issues affecting workers, companies and the economy? On this webcast, EY executives will discuss the key issues during these unprecedented times that will have a lasting impact on you and your business now, next and beyond. Register. (*Note – this Webcast is not eligible for CPE*)

Wednesday, November 18. Election 2020: What’s next for the financial services industry? ,1:00 p.m. ET. Please join our panel of financial services and public policy leaders to hear the latest insights and perspectives on the US election and how the outcome could shape the policy, regulatory and tax environment for the industry. Register.

Thursday, November 19. BorderCrossings, 1:00 p.m. ET .Multinational businesses operating in the US are experiencing the impact of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act on US state and local taxation. Join us as we discuss the complexities posed not only by federal tax reform, but also by the recent election, developments in global finance and the digitalization of the economy. Register.

Friday, November 20.  Tax in the time of COVID-19: post-election outlook, 12:00 p.m. EST. The coronavirus (COVID-19) and the resulting economic crisis – all occurring in an election year – have made reacting to tax and trade developments more complicated and more difficult. After election day, what might be on the horizon for tax policy, tax legislation and any further economic stimulus? Register. 

 

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