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24 June 2022 Wednesday, 6 July 2022 | Tax policy matters: Evolution of tax in the EU (2:30 CEST) The EU continues to discuss the introduction of a new global minimum tax with its 27 member states. The latest Economic and Financial Affairs Council (ECOFIN) meeting on 17 June did not result in unanimous agreement on the EU Pillar Two Directive. While Poland agreed, Hungary objected. The BEPS 2.0 waiting game continues for businesses across the EU and beyond. Pillar Two is not the only fundamental change in the EU tax landscape with the EU continuing to pursue a focused tax agenda with its recent proposals. These include Debt Equity Bias Reduction Allowance (DEBRA) to create a more level playing field for the tax treatment of debt; a proposal to address shell companies in the EU (UNSHELL), and their continued pursuit of increased tax transparency and reporting across the EU. If the timing does not work for you, please register and you will receive the replay to view at your own convenience. Registration: Register for this event. BEPS 2.0 – Perspectives, practicalities and preparedness – access replay and slides (April 2022) BEPS 2.0 – Implications of Pillar Two for businesses – access replay and slides (March 2022) BEPS 2.0 – Potential impact of tax reform (EU focus) – access replay and slides (January 2022) BEPS 2.0 – Focus on Pillar Two – access replay and slides (January 2022) Public tax transparency – from voluntary to mandatory (EU focus) – access replay and slides (November 2021) You can learn about and register for any EY Global webcast here. Document ID: 2022-5606 |