Please join our webinar at the 3rd of December 2020 4.30 PM – 5.30 PM. In just one hour we’ll give you an update on important tax measures as earnings stripping measures and ATAD2, the prevention of ‘hybrid mismatches’. We’ll also learn you more about new measures (per 1 January 2021) as withholding tax on interest and royalties, limitation on liquidation loss and the Exit Tax (per 1 January 2022).
Programme
4.30 PM – 5.15 PM Tax Update
CFC, Earningsstripping, ATAD2, limitation on liquidation loss, etc.
5.15 PM – 5.30 PM Q&A & Wind-up
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