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27 October 2022

15-16 November 2022 | EY Seminar on Indirect Taxes in the Oil and Gas Industry

EY Netherlands will host a two day seminar on indirect taxes and sustainability measures relevant for the oil and gas industry on 15-16 November 2022.

The sessions will be hosted by colleagues of different EY offices and will be tailor-made to the needs of oil & gas companies (traders, storage terminals, etc.). Besides relevant indirect tax developments (origin, tariff classification, new Energy Taxation Directive, etc.) we will also touch on important sustainability tax measures, which will have a considerable impact on oil companies and their business.

We are pleased to invite you to our Seminar on Indirect Taxes in the Oil and Gas Industry taking place on 15 -16 November 2022 in the EY Amsterdam office.

If you would like to register for the seminar, please use the link below and register before Friday 4 November 2022 as capacity is limited. Registration will occur on a “first come first serve” basis.

Date: Tuesday-Wednesday, 15-16 November 2022

Day 1: 09.00 - 17.30 (dinner afterwards)

Day 2: 09.00 - 15.00 (closing)

Location: EY Amsterdam office

Fee: Participation fee for the event is EUR 500. This includes two lunches and the event dinner.

Registration: Register for this event.

If you have any questions, please contact:

Laurens van Drie | +31 6 29084754

  • Barin Sanaan | +31 6 11927302

    We hope you can join us for the Seminar on Indirect Taxes in the Oil and Gas Industry!

    Full agenda

    Tuesday 15 November 2022

    09.00: Brief introduction on the Event

    09.15: EY - Global O&G industry developments

    09.40: Industry perspective O&G

    11.00: Coffee break

    11.15: Fit for 55 - In depth discussions on:

              - CBAM
              - ETS
              - ETD
              - Biofuels measures / RED

    12.45: Lunch Break

    14.00: Renewables - commercial developments in relation to biofuels and renewable oil products

    14.40: LNG and biogases - developments in the market - EU measures // Hydrogen

    15.00: Renewables - key indirect tax considerations - EU + treatment in BE / NL / FR / UK / IT / ES + bunkering

    16.00: Break

    16.15: O&G - VAT snapshot - relevant developments (important considerations) + Incoterms

    17.00: End of Day 1

    18.30 – 19.00: Dinner

    Wednesday 16 November 2022


    09.15:     Opening Day 2

    9.20: Russian / Belarus sanction regimes (EU/US)

    9.50: Relevant origin developments (Brexit, non-preferential, etc.) 

    10.30: Coffee break

    10.45: Other indirect tax developments

    12.00: Lunch

    13.00: Controversies

    14.00: Court cases

    14.45: Closing

    Document ID: 2022-6040

     
     

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