Join our Transfer Pricing Webinar: Navigate OECD’s Taxing Digital Economy with Pillar I Modelling on 30 June 2020 - Tax and Legal blog

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Join our Transfer Pricing Webinar on Tuesday, 30 June 2020, 15.00 (CET) to discuss recent developments on the OECD’s initiative around taxing of the Digital Economy – and how our Pillar I Modelling can help you navigate and prepare for uncertainties.

The OECD proposals regarding the Taxing of the Digital Economy are wide-reaching reforms that will have a broad impact on the international tax framework. Furthermore, the OECD’s Pillar One proposal, if implemented, would dramatically change a century of international tax principles by creating new taxing rights that would reallocate taxable profit to jurisdictions with and without physical presence in a manner that deviates from the arm’s length principle. Pillar One targets large automated digital services and consumer-facing (digital and non-digital) businesses. It also notably includes non-digital B2B businesses whose end product is consumer facing.

About the webinar: 

The published OECD guidance on Pillar One remains relatively high-level and a number of important variables remain unknown. However, we are seeing an increasing number of C-suite executives and tax departments who are interested in forecasting the potential impact of Pillar One on their ETR and/or cash tax profile.

The multiple variables of Pillar One mean that it is challenging to assess and understand all of the different potential consequences of Pillar One. To respond to this challenge, Deloitte has created a Pillar One Model to help MNEs navigate the Pillar One uncertainties. By combining technical analysis with intuitive, dynamic, and flexible modelling we are finding it is possible to better navigate the Pillar One challenges as the OECD proposal evolves. 

In this webinar, we will briefly recap on the latest OECD guidance around Pillar 1, provide some practical insights around how MNEs can respond to the current situation and we will also provide a demonstration of Deloitte`s Pillar One Model.

Register now!

Agenda:

15.00 – 15.05 welcome and introduction
15.05 – 15.20 Digital Economy Update and Expected Next Steps
15.20 – 15.45 Modelling Pillar 1 impact
15.45 – 16.00 Q&A and closing

Speakers: 

  • Martin Krivinskas - Partner, Transfer Pricing, Deloitte Switzerland
  • Jeff Smoleroff - Director, Transfer Pricing, Deloitte Switzerland
  • Arjan Oosterheert - Manager, Transfer Pricing, Deloitte Switzerland
  • Bob Stack - Managing Director, Tax Deloitte US
  • Ryan Duchene - Managing Director, International Tax, Deloitte US

 

If you would like to discuss more on this topic, please reach out to our key contacts below. 

Key contacts

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Salim Damji - Partner, Transfer Pricing

Salim Damji joined Deloitte Switzerland as a Transfer Pricing and BMO Partner in our Zurich office from another Big Four firm in Switzerland. Salim has been a Big Four firm’s partner for approximately 14 years. He primarily works with Swiss groups to assist them in developing transfer pricing models which are globally sustainable, Advance Pricing Agreements, Mutual Agreement Processes, and Business Restructuring issues. Salim, who works extensively in the field of Intellectual Property, started his career in the UK, before moving to Switzerland in 2005 and worked in the UK, USA, and Switzerland. He holds degrees from Oxford University and Southampton University. .

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Martin Krivinskas- Partner, International Tax

Martin is an international tax partner with 20 years experience working on international tax matters. He has worked extensively with global multinationals, with a particular focus on helping international group’s mitigate tax risk and manage their effective tax rates. Martin has significant experience of supporting clients with a wide range of transfer pricing and international tax matters and is part of Deloitte` s Global Value Chain Alignment leadership team. Martin`s clients are predominantly in the life sciences, industrial products and consumer products industries.

Martin is a Chartered Accountant and a member of the Chartered Institute of Taxation

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Jeff Smoleroff - Director, Transfer Pricing

Jeff is a Director in Deloitte Switzerland’s Transfer Pricing team. Jeff has 15 years of transfer pricing experience working within Big 4 in the US and in Switzerland, providing tax and transfer pricing advice and services to multinational enterprises (MNE) based both in Switzerland and abroad. Through his 15 years of tax/transfer pricing experience, Jeff has significant experience assisting MNEs with both transfer pricing planning and compliance, including working with MNEs on business restructurings; IP planning; value chain analyses; BEPS-compliant transfer pricing documentation; and assisting companies with certain key international provisions of Swiss and US Tax Reform.

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Arjan Oosterheert - Manager, Transfer Pricing

Arjan is a Manager in the Transfer Pricing team of the Zurich office and has an international corporate tax background. He predominantly advices his multinational clients on the Transfer Pricing aspects of the adjustments they make to their business models. Arjan is experienced in developing and implementing pragmatic Transfer Pricing policies, negotiating bilateral APA’s and preparing Transfer Pricing documentation. He has furthermore worked on a series of merger & acquisition transactions, including the related post merger integration projects.

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