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April 19, 2021
2021-0793

Attend this week's Tax webcasts

Tuesday, April 20. ASEAN-6 panel discussions: Integrated regional value chains – Part 1: Consumer products and medical technology, 11:00 a.m. ET. Following supply disruptions of everything from pasta to masks, the COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated a rethink of how multinational corporations configure their global supply chains. In this two-part webinar series, we will be hosting sector-focused discussions to explore answers to many open questions. Guest panelists from government investment agencies in key ASEAN countries will be sharing insights on individual country strengths and how complementary segments of a value chain can be optimized across multiple ASEAN locations. Register.

Thursday, April 22.  How to prepare for 2021’s reframed immigration, travel and working world, 10:00 a.m. ET. The EY Work Reimagined Survey 2021 recently revealed that 9 out of 10 employees want flexibility in where they work, 54% are likely to quit if they aren’t offered the flexibility they want, and two-thirds of employees want to continue some form of business travel post-pandemic. In this Webcast, we will look at how challenges moving people post-Brexit, mid-pandemic and mid-vaccine distribution have evolved, with 53% of employees in EMEIA supporting the decision to have employers mandate vaccinations. *Note – there is no CPE offered for this Webcast. Register.

Thursday, April 22. Potential US international tax reform, 4:00 p.m. ET. With the new Biden Administration and Democratic control of Congress, there has been ongoing activity with respect to both US corporate income tax proposals and global proposals under the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development’s BEPS 2.0 project. These proposals, if enacted, may be quite sweeping, with potentially material impact on the international taxation of US corporations. We invite you to join our webcast discussing these developments. Register.

 

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