EMEA Dbriefs
Staying connected to all the latest tax issues and strategies can be a challenge. That’s why Deloitte developed Dbriefs – live webcasts that give you valuable fresh insights on important developments affecting your business.
Archived webcasts
Webcasts archived in the last six months can be accessed on the Dbriefs archives page. For a complete program schedule and topic information, select the Programme guide.
Upcoming webcasts
Tax Management and Tax Accounting
Tax Function Transformation and Outsourcing - New Developments
22 May 2013, 12.00 noon BST, 1.00 pm CEST
Host: Ian Sadler
Presenters: Ian Sadler, Christophe De Waele, Sarah Watts
Developing a tax function model that enables flexible and efficient delivery of tax compliance across multiple locations is a high priority for many companies, especially with so many new internal and public stakeholders involved. What are the current trends and emerging practices in EMEA? We'll discuss:
- Themes arising from Deloitte's 2012 Global Survey on Compliance and Outsourcing.
- Drivers and trends in global compliance management.
- Centralisation and transformation of the global compliance function.
- Automation and a new 'continuum of sophistication'.
- Generating value and insight.
- Future resourcing models - internal and outsourced.
Keep abreast of new approaches, 'mega trends' and global best practices.
International Tax
EU Tax Cases – A Round-Up of Recent Corporate Tax Developments
18 June 2013, 12.00 noon BST, 1.00 pm CEST
Host: Bill Dodwell
Presenters: Michel Aujean, Fiona Walkinshaw, Kit Dickson
The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) continues to settle disputes which affect the taxation of companies in Member States. A number of decisions in key areas of international tax have upheld the principles of freedom of establishment and free movement of capital. How might these developments affect your business? We'll discuss:
- Cross-border relief, and the status of Marks and Spencer and A Oy.
- Corporate exit taxation, and cases such as National Grid Indus; Commission v Portugal and Commission v Spain.
- The imposition of withholding taxes, and cases such as Santander Asset Management.
Keep abreast of key corporate tax developments in the EU.
International Tax
Taxing Businesses in Brazil
2 July 2013, 2.00 pm BST, 3.00 pm CEST
Host: Bill Dodwell
Presenters: Carlos Nogueira Nicacio, Roger Horwood, Alberto Bertocco
As the Brazilian economy continues to grow at a rate well in excess of EU levels and the country prepares to host the World Cup in 2014 and the Olympic Games in 2016, organisations are increasingly looking for opportunities to expand their businesses into Brazil. Brazil has a unique system of taxation, and does not always adopt OECD principles. What does your organisation need to know? We'll discuss:
- Indirect and importation taxes - key considerations.
- The corporate tax regime.
- International tax considerations including tax incentives, acquisitions and profit repatriation.
- The tax compliance landscape.
Learn more about the current tax environment in Brazil.
International Tax
The OECD’s Action Plan on Base Erosion and Profit Shifting
24 July 2013, 1.00 pm BST, 2.00 pm CEST
Host: Bill Dodwell
Presenters: Tim Tuerff, Alison Lobb
The OECD will be publishing its ‘comprehensive action plan’ to address base erosion and profit shifting in summer 2013. The main purpose of the plan is to provide solutions to better align governments’ taxing rights with economic activity. What does your organisation need to know about the key principles of the action plan and how it will affect cross-border business? We'll discuss:
- Key components of the action plan.
- Fundamental and/or incremental proposals for updating the international tax system.
- An update on methods for the implementation of changes.
- Timetable, consultations and next steps.
Gain valuable insights into this significant and fast moving area.
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