PE Risks and Opportunities in International Tax Structuring in the Post-BEPS Era
A permanent establishment can be a tax risk as it often leads to more taxes and compliance obligations, but a permanent establishment can also be used proactively, sometimes aggressively, to manage a group's effective tax rate. Join the IBFD team to explore:
- When does a permanent establishment becomes a tax risk post-BEPS? How do you manage this risk?
- Can branches and permanent establishments still be an effective tax structuring tool in the post-BEPS era? If so, how?
Block 1: PE risks in international tax structures
- PE considerations in global supply chain structuring
- PE considerations in business restructuring
- Ways to mitigate PE risks in global business models
Block 2: Use of PE in international tax structures
- Use of PE in tax structuring - e.g. branch exemption
- PE and hybrid branch mismatch structures operational substance examples
- Anti-abuse rules for branch structures
- Transparency and disclosure rules for branch structures
Block 3: Cases and Examples
- Quizzes – identify PE risks and PE uses in international tax structures
- Exercises – PE risk mitigation
- Exercises – application of anti-abuse rules to PE structures
After participating in this webinar, you will be able to:
- Identify the permanent establishment (PE) risks associated with global business models
- Assess options for addressing common PE risks in global business models
- Compare and contrast the role of PEs in different international tax structures
- Differentiate between an acceptable use of a PE and uses that may trigger the application of anti-abuse rules
- Karine Halimi Guez, VP of Tax, Booking.com
- Shee Boon Law, Consultant, International Tax and Transfer Pricing
- Mario Petriccione, Consultant, International Tax
This webinar would benefit tax professionals working in multinational groups, tax and legal advisory firms and governments:
- In-house tax professionals and advisors looking to asses the permanent establishment risks in global business models and develop potential solutions to address these risks
- Legal professionals assessing the risk of tax controversy associated with the use/presence of permanent establishments
- Government officials involved in the implementation of OECD/G20 BEPS Action Plan and those responsible for auditing international corporate tax structures
This is an intermediate-level webinar. Participants in this webinar are expected to have at least 3 to 5 years of experience in international tax and are familiar with the key concepts of international tax law.
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- Field of study: Taxes
- Recording date: 18 April 2023
Group Participation
If you are an enterprise and would like to register a group of more than 5 participants from your company, please email us at info@ibfd.org for more details.
