Patent boxes: what US companies need to know

A growing number of countries offer "patent box" tax incentives to encourage in-country R&D and intellectual property (IP) development. The UK recently followed other EU member countries in enacting a patent box regime. The UK patent box is specifically aimed at attracting IP-oriented companies and the mechanics of the incentive reflect that intention.

Please join us on Thursday, August 18, at 1:00 p.m. EDT (10:00 a.m. PDT) for a 75-minute webcast during which Ernst & Young tax professionals will discuss the newly adopted UK system, comparisons to other existing systems and key implications for US companies that have income from patents and other IP.

Featured panelists
Barbara Angus, Ernst & Young LLP, International Tax Services, Washington, D.C.
Kate Alexander, Ernst & Young LLP (UK), International Tax Services, London
Tracee Fultz, Ernst & Young LLP, Transfer Pricing Services, New York
Karen Holden, Ernst & Young LLP, International Tax Services, Philadelphia

Moderator
Mike Dell, Ernst & Young LLP, Director, Ernst & Young Center for Tax Policy, Washington, D.C.