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27 January 2022

Tuesday, 8 February 2022 | How to respond to the continued evolution of hybrid work (10 am ET)

As hybrid, flexible or work from anywhere continues to be the norm for many organizations’ global workforce, many Tax and HR leaders are grappling with how to cohesively address the unique demands, requirements and business risks that this creates.

In this webcast, panelists will discuss the latest developments, share market insights, and break down pertinent issues to consider in managing the challenges and embracing the opportunities of a hybrid work approach.

Topics to be covered include:

  • How organizations are handling return-to-office, business travel and cross-border commuters as the pandemic extends
  • Evolving organizational structures in a BEPS 2.0 world
  • Changes in the tax landscape influencing policy and attitudes
  • How organizations are complying with the vaccine requirements worldwide
  • Addressing employment tax and state and local tax matters with scalability in mind
  • How EY teams can help

Date: Tuesday, 8 February 2022

Time: 10:00-11:00 a.m. EST

Registration: Register for this event.

CPE credit offered: 1.2.

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Document ID: 2022-5105

 
 

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