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April 25, 2022
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Thursday, 5 May 2022 | How MNEs can adapt to TP developments in financial transactions and related controversy (9 am BST)

Please join us for the second in the series of EY Global webcasts “Cross-border controversy: searching for certainty and routes to resolution,” which addresses various cross-border controversy topics and features insights from EY professionals from around the globe.

During this 60-minute webcast, a global panel of EY transfer pricing leaders will discuss key trends in Asia-pacific and in Europe in the area of transfer pricing financial transactions that are shaping the future cross-border controversy landscape, including:

  • Developments in financial transactions transfer pricing guidelines

  • Recent controversy experiences and insights

  • Legislative and case law developments

  • Practical responses to the changing environment

After this webcast, individuals will be able to:

  1. Identify key developments in financial transactions transfer pricing

  2. Understand developments in legislation, tax audit approaches and case law

  3. Understand practical responses to manage the risks of cross-border controversies

We are offering this webcast twice. Kindly note that participants can earn CPE credits from only one offering of this webcast. Please register for the session that best suits your scheduling needs. 

Find the other event offered on Wednesday 11 May (11:00 a.m. EDT) here.

Date: Thursday 5 May 2022

Time: 9:00-10:00 (BST)

Registration: Click here to register

Learn about and register for EY Global webcasts

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