Here you find more information about the current global webinars organised by Forvis Mazars Group.
Webinar: OECD x Forvis Mazars: Amount B of Pillar 1
Amount B came into effect on 1 January 2025, introducing a simplified approach to marketing and distribution activities and aiming to enhance tax certainty and facilitate compliance for participating countries. Applicable to all multinational groups with distribution activities, this measure requires immediate preparation.
Webinar: Financial services transfer pricing
The latest tax authority trends in the UK, France, Germany, the US and new ways of working and their impact on transfer pricing models.
Webinar Series: Transfer Pricing Controversy
Webinar: Pillar 2 GloBE: latest developments and required actions
After a long time in development by OECD and member countries, the global 15% minimum tax (Pillar 2 GloBE), is close to implementation in some jurisdictions which will require adjustments from all affected groups. Our upcoming webinar will focus on the key issues and upcoming requirements in the light of the July further Administrative Guidance on Pillar 2 from the OECD and other new developments.
Webinar: Transfer pricing and financing transactions
With the current economic landscape characterised by rising interest rates and volatile market conditions, businesses must be able to set arm's length prices for their financing transactions and manage interest deduction limitations effectively. This requires a thorough understanding of the relevant tax rules and regulations, as well as the ability to navigate complex financial transactions.
Webinar: The impact of inflation on transfer pricing
The economic impact of inflation has considerable consequences on transfer pricing for multinational entities (MNEs). Combined with the Covid-19 crisis and the war in Ukraine, rising inflation adds further complexity to the management of transfer pricing policies for MNEs.
Taxation of International Assignees webinar
In this new normal, the global tax landscape is dynamic and ever-changing. To keep up, companies and individuals have to understand the various issues concerning tax in their market of choice.
Managing your VAT costs webinar
Last year was marked by a pandemic that completely changed the way we work and do business.
Mazars’ flagship conference - Set for change: tax transparency, a way towards sustainability
Join Mazars' flagship interactive conference “Set for change: tax transparency, a way towards sustainability" from 2 to 10 November 2021
Mazars transfer pricing webinar series
Join our tax webinars focusing on the latest transfer pricing developments organised by Mazars
Mazars Global tax webinars June 2021
The tax landscape is constantly changing, as new complex regulations are being adopted and often subject to modifications. These rapid and on going changes put pressure on business leaders, who need to keep updated to remain compliant.
Virtual event | Anti-money laundering and counter terrorist financing: challenges and new risks in Covid times
Join us for a virtual session with Mrs Raluca Prună, head of the European Commission's Financial Crime Unit, to discuss the EU anti-money laundering directives on international transactions.
Webinar - Transfer pricing aspects of intragroup loans and guarantees
March 25, 2021 – 14:00 CET
Join us on a webinar dedicated to the overview of the transfer pricing aspects of intragroup loans and guarantees. Our specialists will help you understand the main points presented in the OECD transfer pricing guidance on financial transactions.
Join us on a webinar dedicated to the overview of the transfer pricing aspects of intragroup loans and guarantees. Our specialists will help you understand the main points presented in the OECD transfer pricing guidance on financial transactions.
Global indirect tax webinars
The new year brings important changes concerning the indirect taxes, with the post-Brexit business environment and the current Covid-19 crisis continuing to affect businesses worldwide.
Mazars CEE Webinar: CEE facing COVID- 19 economic impact and perspectives
Countries of Central & Eastern Europe have coped so far with relatively higher resilience with public health risks of the coronavirus compared to other geographies. Nevertheless, the macroeconomic impact on CEE underlines the varied degree of trade and investment interdependence of the region with the rest of the world, notably Western Europe, the USA and China.
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