At the 2024 Oxford Centre for Business Taxation @OxfordTax summer conference. Pleased to hear from Michael Lennard (UN), @chenaimukumba (TJN Africa) and Philip Baker (Field Court) on the developments on tax cooperation at the UN, including who makes the rules and in which forum.
Thanks to Macfarlanes for hosting… more information on IFA UK branch webpage https://t.co/9FROJBskSB. Don’t forget the branch AGM starts at 17:45hours and we are announcing the winner of the IFA UK branch essay writing competition at 18:00 hours.
Looking forward to chairing all-star panel on Tax and the City for IFA British Branch of IFA, 18th April 6pm -Jill Gatehouse (Freshfields), Zoe Andrews (Slaughter & May), Sarah Shucksmith (Macfarlanes) and Lydia Challen (Allen & Overy). Hybrid meeting - inquiries:[email protected]
[OUT NOW] The multilateral instrument implementing Pillar Two’s Subject to Tax Rule – together with its Explanatory Statement – has been released and is now open for signature.
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With another interest rate rise by the Bank of England today, what might this mean for residential and commercial lending in the wake the emerging banking crisis. https://t.co/mD0sLHVz61
Thanks Stephen Daly for inviting me to join this panel discussion.
I’m very much looking forward to engaging in this not to be missed conversation this Thursday night, 8 December 2022 at 6:30pm.
Hybrid attendance possible, if you are not in London - l…https://t.co/gjJLH1fpRK
This is really a great programme, if you haven't yet registered.
First up at 9:30am in the morning is a panel discussion on Recent OECD Developments: Pillar 1 and the implementation of Pillar 2.
The session is chaired by my fellow partner, Alison Lobb o…https://t.co/aZp9IRQHS3
@JudithFreedman@albrummer Indeed a complicated story - a bit two dimensional. For example, a first home buyer in the UK would find they would not have the same borrowing power as they would have in another of the countries listed and therefore would be locked out of the market longer.
@SHamiltonian @AusTaxProf The average public servant pay levels in Australia are much higher than UK and Europe civil servants. Even for the private sector this would not be tolerated.
Shucks, Jeanne P Goulet, CPA! Yes, I have a real heart for the essence and objects of the International Fiscal Association and I am passionate about the the study and advancement of international and comparative law concerning fiscal matters hence my invo…https://t.co/KJLp6sbsEB
It is with mixed emotions that I share some personal news: after 15 years at #OECD, I have decided to step down as Director of @OECDtax. This is the outcome of a long reflection and I feel privileged to have served this unique Organisation & its members for so many years.
After 10 years as OECD Director for Tax Policy and Administration @PSaintAmans will retire from the organisation at the end of October.
I am very grateful to Pascal for his enormous contribution to international tax policy reform and administration.
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@SoongJohnston @Lustarnde And @SoongJohnston was sharing with us how it’s done… I’d say today with the recent announcements @SoongJohnston is showing us how it is done!
Guten tag, Berlin!! Delighted and honored to chat with @sblakelock1 first thing tomorrow AM about tax and journalism as part of the @GlobalIFA WIN in Conversation series! Come have some coffee with me, I’d love to meet you!
Looking forward to having this conversation with Stephanie Johnston on Monday morning, 5 September, at 8:30am in the WIN Lounge, IFA Berlin Congress.
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