Event

The Global Minimum Corporate Tax

  • Lieu

    hybrid format: – online: The link to join the seminar will be sent to all registered attendees on Tuesday, 22 March 2022. – in presence: University of Luxembourg Weicker Building room B001 (ground floor) 4, rue Alphonse Weicker, L-2721 Luxembourg

    LU

  • Thème(s)
    Droit

Co-Organised by the ATOZ Chair for European and International Taxation, the Vienna University of Economics and Business and CFE Tax Advisors

Programme

Perspectives on Pillar 2

  • Politics and Policies of Pillar Two (Richard Collier & John Vella, Oxford University)
  • The Economics of a Global Minimum Tax (Skerdi Zanaj, University of Luxembourg)
  • The Business Perspective on Pillar Two (Ulrike Schramm, Continental)

The Mechanics of GloBe Rules

  • Pillar Two Scope (Cécile Brokelind, Lund University)
  • Computation of the GloBE Income or Loss (Jalan Nupur, Trivago) – no presentation available for download
  • Computation of the Effective Tax Rate and the « Top-Up Tax » (Valentin Bendlinger & Georg Kofler, Vienna University of Economics and Business)
  • The mechanics of the IIR & UTPR (Sjoerd Douma & Alexia Kardachaki, University of Amsterdam; Lubbers, Boer & Douma)
  • Pillar 2 Safe Harbour Rules (Joachim Englisch, University of Münster)
  • Tax Neutrality Regimes & GloBE (Leopoldo Parada, University of Leeds)

The Relationship of Pillar Two with Domestic International and Supranational Law

  • Relationship between CFC legislation and IIR (Alexander Rust, Vienna University of Economics and Business)
  • Pillar Two and Tax Treaties (Ana Paula Dourado, University of Lisbon)
  • Pillar Two and EU Law (Katerina Pantazatou, University of Luxembourg)

GloBE and Governance and Outlook

  • GloBE Fairness: The Impact of Process and Framing (Rita de la Feria, University of Leeds)
  • New International Tax Architecture/GloBE (Martin Wenz, University of Liechtenstein)

    GloBE and Reactions by Low-Tax Countries: The Implementation Proposal of the Swiss Federal Council (René Matteotti, Zurich University)

  • GloBE and the Future of International Tax Law (Philip Baker, Field Court Tax Chamber & Oxford University)

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