EMEA Dbriefs tax webcasts: International tax

Aired 24 Sep 25 | Geopolitical uncertainty, economic pressures and ever-changing regulations are making tax more complex than ever. Deloitte's latest Tax Transformation Trends report, based on a survey of over 1,000 senior tax and finance leaders, reveals the key challenges facing tax departments today. How could this help your future planning? 

Aired 25 Sep 25 | With the upcoming deadline for the GloBE Information Return (GIR) and recent significant Pillar Two developments from the G7, EMEA, and the US, how are businesses shaping up? The global tax landscape is rapidly shifting, presenting unprecedented challenges. Is your organisation ready to comply? 

Aired 19 Jun 25 | We know from the latest Deloitte CFO Survey that ESG remains a priority for business leaders. The current geo-political and trade environment means teams are considering tax impacts of changes to the supply chain, as well as the relationship of change driven by sustainability and climate goals. Transformation of the business model as sustainability plans are put into action can lead to reimagining of supply chains. In addition, new international trade and sustainability regulations such as CBAM and EUDR are adding pressure, with increasing need to understand the supply chain and obtain information from counterparties. What does this mean for your organisation and what must you consider as you advise your business leaders?

Aired 15 Apr 25 | Getting control over tax risk is a challenge for large businesses as rules and expectations grow and commercial and operational models change. Global tax governance and control frameworks are important as they give finance and tax leaders the comfort they need whilst also assuring tax authorities and other stakeholders. Developing and implementing effective, scalable frameworks requires an understanding of the regulatory landscape and a design which fits with your organisational context. What should your organisation be looking at? 

Aired 10 Apr 25 | Approaching mid-point of the first year of Donald Trump’s second term as President, tax is at the forefront of policy-making debates. Key pieces of 2017’s Tax Cuts and Jobs Act are set to expire at the end of this year, while then-candidate Trump made some expensive tax policy promises during his run for the White House. At the same time, concerns among lawmakers about US budget deficits are growing, setting the stage for difficult policy choices in coming months. What may this mean for your organisation?

Aired 2 Apr 25 | The geopolitical landscape continues to evolve. Tariffs changes are being discussed globally which is driving further change and resulting in a volatile supply chain environment. As a Tax team, understanding this landscape and the broad implications it will have from an organisational, tax and supply chain perspective is vital for maintaining resilience. But what does this mean? 

Aired 25 Mar 25 | The global minimum tax rules (‘Pillar Two’) began to apply from 2024 in countries and in-scope organisations are in the processing of preparing for the first reporting deadlines in 2026. Work continues at the G20/OECD Inclusive Framework on technical and administration aspects of the rules and a compilation of Pillar Two-related documents was recently released. What do the latest developments mean for your organisation.  

Aired 25 Feb 25 | The introduction of Public Country By Country Reporting (PCBCR) requirements by the EU and Australia is adding to a complex set of tax disclosure requirements and expectations for large organisations. As the rules settle, guidance is published by governments and groups accounting periods come within the scope of reporting, it’s possible to develop an understanding of the strategic and operational considerations that large groups need to address as they seek to comply. What should your organisation be looking at? 

Aired 12 Feb 25 | Geopolitical and other external events mean business’s supply chain teams are continuing to face disruptions, ongoing volatility and rising costs - creating pressure to find sustainable efficiencies and improve resilience. Tax & Legal departments are uniquely positioned to help with this. But what does your team need to consider? 

Aired 28 Nov 24 | Whether it’s with baby steps or one big bang, businesses are digitalising their supply chains. The accelerated adoption we saw during the pandemic has never eased up, driven further by global upheaval, M&A activity, a push for lower cost and business’ sustainability goals. The Cloud, data analytics, automation and AI – and more recently Generative AI (GenAI) – are among technologies creating new value opportunities across all industries, and the whole supply chain. But what does your team need to consider?

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