International Tax Talk Quarterly Series with Ernst & Young LLP's Foreign Tax Desks

A series addressing tax planning, risk and other pertinent global tax topics

Many multinational corporations find it a challenge to keep up with frequent changes in the global tax legislative and regulatory environment. To help address this challenge, Ernst & Young LLP cordially invites you to join this Thought Center Webcast. Each installment of this quarterly series provides you with information on major tax law changes in the countries and jurisdictions covered by our US-based foreign tax desks. During this installment, presenters will discuss new developments in indirect tax and customs duties in Canada and the European Union (EU), including:

• New Canadian legislation being enacted to further increase indirect tax revenues
• Recent developments in Canadian customs valuation will have a direct impact on related party transactions
• Customs notions of "subsequent proceeds" and "purchaser in Canada" to underscore the focus on the part of the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) on related-party transactions
• New rules for VAT treatment of services will be introduced across the EU, affecting all businesses who trade internationally in services
• Adapting processes and systems to comply with new rules, the most significant issue being the introduction of new statistical reporting requirements for services traded within the EU

During this live, interactive webcast, you will have the opportunity to ask questions through the website and the panelists will answer as many of your questions as time permits.

This program will be of interest to vice presidents/directors of tax/international tax, international tax managers and tax accountants looking for the latest practical information and planning ideas to support their global business initiatives. We hope you will be able to join us.

Featured panelists
Peter Schilling, Ernst & Young LLP, Head of the Global VAT Desk
Jean-Hugues Chabot, Ernst & Young LLP, Leader of the Indirect Tax practice for Eastern Canada and the Customs and International Trade practice for Canada
Werner Kreissl, Ernst & Young LLP, Customs and International Trade practice

Moderator
Carl Pihlgren, Ernst & Young LLP, Swedish Tax Desk