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ARTICLE · 24 JULY 2024

10th Annual International Tax Developments Seminar - A Recap

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During our 10th Annual International Tax Developments Seminar, several of our tax experts discussed the latest international tax developments.

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Margriet Lukkien
Margriet Lukkien
Vincent Van Der Lans
Vincent Van Der Lans
Natalie Reypens
Natalie Reypens
Jan-Willem Kunen
Jan-Willem Kunen
Charlotte Kiès
Charlotte Kiès
Steffie Klein
Steffie Klein
Fabian Sutter
Fabian Sutter
Tjebbe Gerverdinck
Tjebbe Gerverdinck
Vlad Olteanu
Vlad Olteanu
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During the 10th Annual International Tax Developments Seminar, several Loyens & Loeff tax experts updated the participants on their insights on the latest international tax developments. OECD and above all numerous EU developments, amongst others, in the field of minimum taxation and transfer pricing remain amongst multinational enterprises' challenges.

The insights shared are crucial for anyone navigating the complex landscape of international tax. Our experts explored each topic, providing a thorough understanding of the current international tax environment.

Some of the key takeaways

  • Latest news on transfer pricing - OECD Pillar One Amount B: Our experts discussed the latest updates on this topic, providing valuable insights into its implications.

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