Tax 2021: What to expect - Discover the recordings of the webinar series

Discover or re-discover the recordings of our annual tax event which took place for the first time as a series of webinars

19/01/2021

Budget 2021 - what to remember?

 

 

 

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Our Tax Partner Jan Neugebauer and Elise Nakach, Senior Associate, covered in particular the following issues:

- Attracting and retaining talent
- Sustainability
- Real estate
- Miscellaneous

 

 

 

 

Case law - main trends

 

 

 

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Our Tax Partner Thierry Lesage and Stéphanie Viot, Senior Associate, focused on:

- Luxembourg case law 2020 overview
- Main trends
- Exchange of information

 

 

 

 

 

Outlook 2021 for corporations - EU & international trends

 

 

 

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Our Tax Partner Vincent Mahler and Yves Philippart de Foy, Senior Associate, discussed on:

- EU developments and their impact in Luxembourg (DAC 6 is live, bill on deductible payments to EU black list jurisdictions passed, application of the reverse hybrid rules)
- Expected trends on the market
- OECD developments

 

 

 

Transfer pricing challenges for 2021

 

 

 

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Our Tax Partner Alain Goebel and Alexandre Maschiella, Senior Associate, analysed the following issues:

- Transfer Pricing and Covid-19: impact on transfer prices and documentation to avoid challenges from the tax authorities
- Evolution of the Luxembourg administrative practice and application of the February 2020 OECD guidance on financial transactions
- Other international developments: taxation of the digital economy and using new opportunities for dealing with transfer pricing controversy

 

 

VAT update for private equity

 

 

 

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Our Tax Principal Bruno Gasparotto and Claire Schmitt, Senior Associate, discussed the following topics:

- VAT impacts of aborted, acquisition and disposal costs
- Update on case law dealing with deduction of VAT by holding companies
- Requirements imposed by the VAT authorities for VAT recovery

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