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11 December 2024

Thursday, 19 December 2024 | How Q4 IFRS Quarterly Tax Developments can impact tax accounting (9 am ET; 14:00 BST)

Please join our 19 December EY webcast, How Q4 IFRS Quarterly Tax Developments can impact tax accounting, to learn about enacted and substantively enacted legislation, other tax developments and IFRS developments. The webcast will help you identify changes in tax law and other tax and IFRS matters that may impact tax accounting and reporting for the quarter.

This webcast will summarize developments that have been previously published in EY Tax Alerts and IFRS Developments, as well as topics identified by EY member firms. These developments may affect your tax provision or estimated annual effective tax rate.

Participants will:

  • Identify the latest income tax and IFRS developments that could affect IFRS accounting.
  • Understand the potential impacts of these developments.
  • Understand IFRS and tax implications of Tax Sharing Agreements.
  • Locate resources to reference for questions and further information about these developments.

The webcast will be CE and US CPE eligible.

Date: Thursday, 19 December 2024

Time: 9:00 -10:00 ET /14:00-15:00 BST

Registration: Register for this event.

CPE credits: 1.2

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