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Multiple events and forces, including the upcoming election season, economic uncertainty, geopolitical tensions, and shifting rules across the globe have aligned to create uncertainty for taxpayers, large and small. These forces will soon urgently present themselves to policy makers against a backdrop of budget deficits and economies still looking to find post-pandemic footing.
It is against this backdrop that taxpayers now steer into the coming tempest of numerous sunsetting corporate and individual tax cuts, the continuing pace of BEPS 2.0, a rising tide of mandatory tax disclosures and various other tax changes in the US and abroad.
This complex dynamic, set to reach critical status in 2025, raises the question of how tax leaders might navigate through this uncertainty.
We are pleased to invite you to a one-hour webcast highlighting several of the main themes that will be discussed during TCPI’s 25th Annual Tax Policy & Practice Symposium taking place on May 16 and 17. This insightful conversation will touch upon the following topics:
- The budgetary environment and how that could impact the tax agenda
- Major expiring provisions and how Congress might address them
- The BEPS 2.0 agenda and how it will impact the choices of US policymakers
Moderator:
John Gimigliano, Principal in Charge, Federal Legislative & Regulatory Services, Washington National Tax, KPMG
Speakers:
- Jennifer Acuna, Principal, Federal Legislative & Regulatory Services, Washington National Tax, KPMG
- Barbara Angus, Global Tax Policy Leader, EY
- Rohit Kumar, Co-Leader, Washington National Tax Services, PwC
- Urvi Doshi Sood, Vice President of Taxes and General Tax Counsel, Lockheed Martin Corporation
- Anna Taylor, Deputy Leader, Tax Policy Group, Washington National Tax, Deloitte Tax
Registration
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After registering, you will receive details on how to log in to the webcast or dial in for audio-only participation. Continuing professional education (CPE) credit is available to U.S. participants who meet the eligibility requirements.