Cross-border tax disputes and recent cases webinar

With increasing globalization, cross-border business activities and corporate tax structuring have become more complex, leading to a rise in tax disputes. This webinar covers key cases and causes of cross-border tax disputes, focusing on how tax treaties and anti-abuse rules are interpreted globally. Gain practical insights into how these cases impact corporate tax structuring and resolve international tax disputes.

What you will earn from this course

  • Understand the causes of cross-border tax disputes.
  • Gain insights into recent high-profile tax cases globally.
  • Learn how tax treaties and anti-abuse rules are applied.
  • Develop strategies to mitigate cross-border tax risks.

Course information

How It Will Be Conducted
Live webinar, with access to on-demand content for 12 months
Duration
90 minutes
Cost
EUR 95

  • This webinar addresses the growing number of cross-border tax disputes resulting from differences in legal interpretations, tax treaties, and corporate tax structuring practices. It presents key cases and practical experiences across multiple regions, including Africa, Asia, Europe, the Middle East, North America, and South America, with a special focus on the application of anti-abuse rules and the interpretation of tax treaties.

  • Analysis of key cross-border tax disputes and recent case law.
  • A deeper understanding of anti-abuse rules and their application in various jurisdictions.
  • Insights into tax treaty interpretation and practical implications.
  • Strategies for managing cross-border tax disputes in multinational enterprises.

Block 1: Main Causes of Cross-border Tax Disputes in Corporate Tax Structuring

  • Factors contributing to cross-border tax disputes, including information asymmetry and differing interpretations of legal principles.

Block 2: Key Recent Cases on Anti-abuse Rules

  • Examination of how anti-abuse provisions are applied across different regions and their impact on tax structuring.

Block 3: Key Recent Cases on the Interpretation and Application of Tax Treaties

  • A review of recent disputes surrounding tax treaties and how different jurisdictions have handled these issues.

This is an intermediate-level webinar. Participants are expected to have 3-5 years of experience in international tax and be familiar with key concepts of international tax law. No advance preparation is required.

  • Continuing Professional Education (CPE): Earn 1 NASBA CPE credit (only applicable to live webinars).
  • Interactive Features: During live webinars, participants can interact with instructors via chat and answer polls. On-demand webinars are designed for individual study and do not offer real-time interaction.
  • Group Participation: For enterprise group registration, contact info@ibfd.org for details.