The international fiscal landscape has seen more changes in the past three years than over two decades. New players such as mainstream media, NGOs, EU Commission and whistle blowers have entered the playground, even further shaken by Brexit / Trump populism and tentative measures not adding up to an actual policy.

Reactions have led to upheavals coming from the European Union (ECJ case-law on cross-border restructuring operations, EU Anti-Tax Avoidance Directive ATAD I & II), EU commission and State Aids combat, OECD guidelines (BEPS, Convention on Mutual Administrative Assistance in Tax Matters). Their objectives are multiple, inter alia putting pressure on tax friendly national legislations such as Luxembourg (Withholding tax on redemption, exchange of rulings…).

To help their clients better understand, adapt, and anticipate these new regulations, Dentons tax experts from Paris, London and Luxembourg will try to forecast upcoming changes during a proactive live debate on Tuesday 16 May.

This event is organized in cooperation with CFNEWS.