Tax 2024: What to expect – Discover the recordings of the webinar series
Discover or re-discover the recordings of our annual tax event which took place as a series of webinars
General trends: domestic, EU and International Tax |
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2023 was another year rich in tax developments in Luxembourg and Europe. In a difficult economic environment and a tense geopolitical context, the European institutions continued to launch and implement tax initiatives. Our experts Eric Fort, Tax Partner, Dr. Philipp Jost, Tax Partner, and Lucile Dos Santos, Tax Senior Associate provided an overview of past and upcoming initiatives certain to impact corporate taxpayers with international operations. |
Luxembourg case law update
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Our experts Vincent Mahler, Tax Partner, and Stéphanie Maschiella, Tax Partner unravelled the complexities of Luxembourg case law as it affects corporate taxpayers. Set against the backdrop of the evolving fiscal landscape, our speakers distilled relevant insights on inter alia alphabet classes of shares, the judicious use of carried forward tax losses and the complex implications of unintentional tax fraud. |
Pillar 2 in Luxembourg: main takeaways |
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Our experts Thierry Lesage, Tax Partner, and Caroline Partoune, Tax Senior Associate explained the intricacies of the Luxembourg legislation implementing the EU’s Pillar 2 Directive. In the era of digitalisation, multinational enterprises face unprecedented tax challenges. Pillar 2 introduces model rules crafted to ensure multinational enterprises contribute their fair share by paying a minimum level of tax on income generated across jurisdictions. |
VAT update: focus on directors’ fees |
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This webinar was about an exploration of the ever-evolving landscape of VAT with a specific focus on the complex VAT treatment of directors’ fees. |
Transfer Pricing Outlook 2024 |
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Our transfer pricing experts Alain Goebel, Tax Partner and Alexandre Maschiella, Tax Counsel guided you through the potential impacts of the draft EU Directive on Transfer Pricing, as well as recent domestic developments (Master/Local File requirements, Bilateral APAs and case law), shedding light on their influence on the current transfer pricing environment. |