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April 22, 2024
2024-0835

Wednesday, May 22 | Spotlight on BEPS 2.0: Developments and practical implications for US MNEs (12 pm 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.

Join subject-matter professionals for an action-oriented panel discussion on how technology may be used to operationalize BEPS 2.0 Pillar Two.

Date: Wednesday, May 22, 2024

Time: 12:00-1:00 p.m. ET New York; 9:00-10:00 a.m. PT Los Angeles

Registration: View archive here.

Panelists

Nick D'Antoni, Partner, International Tax and Transaction Services (ITTS), Ernst & Young LLP

Danyle Ordway, EY Global ITTS Technology Leader

Lou Raniero, EY Americas Innovation Leader, ITTS

Moderator

Colleen Sebra, Partner, Tax Technology and Transformation, Ernst & Young LLP

CPE credit offered: up to 1.2 depending on duration. Recommended field of study: Taxes. Learning objectives: Recognize the latest legislative BEPS 2.0 updates, including which countries have adopted final legislation, describe the United States' legislative perspective on BEPS 2.0, and recall BEPS 2.0 considerations to keep in mind before or when conducting a transaction. This intermediate level, group internet-based course has no prerequisites or advanced preparation. Final CPE award to be based on content, polling and length of participation. See CPE FAQ for more information.

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