This year’s ADIT webinar programme

Tax professionals around the world are confronting a range of complex questions. These range from the future direction of the two-pillar solution and growing competition between the OECD and the UN in international tax governance, to fiscal challenges and solutions presented by the move toward net zero and the impact on the tax profession of generative AI. In a fast-changing world, demand for the latest expert insight has never been greater.

The CIOT is continuing to expand its programme of international tax webinars, enabling you to explore emerging topics in depth with international tax thought leaders, and to contribute to the discourse on the subjects that matter to you.

Led by experts from across tax practice, industry and government on wide-ranging technical subjects of global interest, our ADIT International Tax Webinars are an accessible way to keep on top of the latest international tax developments. There is a nominal fee to register and attend each of these webinars, with free entry for those ADIT holders who hold International Tax Affiliate status.

Our ever-expanding selection of ADIT Network Webinars, organised with the help of our ADIT Champions and featuring insights from members across national and regional ADIT communities, enables international tax professionals in countries across the world to connect and discuss the tax topics that are most specific to them. Entry to the ADIT Network Webinars is free for all participants.

Last year’s ADIT webinars saw an emphasis on sustainability, with International Tax Affiliate Liliana Ariton and William Graham CTA analysing the emergence of plastic taxes across Europe, while ADIT holder Argyro Myzithra explored the impact of ESG considerations on transfer pricing practice.

Other highlights included a look at the DAC7 and DAC8 Directives and what tax transparency means for digital platforms and cryptoassets, presented by accounting expert Constantinos Kounnis. Also, for our fast-growing ADIT Gulf States community, Mariia Merkulova and Joo Whan Lee reviewed the UAE’s new corporate tax law.

This year’s webinar programme will feature sessions on a number of personal, corporate, customs and energy tax issues, from a wide range of viewpoints across the EU, G20 countries and emerging economies. Upcoming webinars include:

• 10 April: Migration of a company and the place of effective management, with Angelo Chirulli; and
• 24 April: Carbon taxation: enhancing revenue scalability for emerging economies, with Oladimeji Alawode.

For information about upcoming ADIT webinars or to access previous recordings, visit: www.tax.org.uk/adit/events.