European Union tax legislation updates

In today’s rapidly evolving global tax landscape, staying ahead of regulatory developments and understanding their practical impact is more critical than ever for tax professionals. As Romania navigates a period of economic and fiscal adjustments and increased scrutiny from European and international bodies, the challenges—and opportunities—facing multinational businesses are both complex and significant.

KPMG is delighted to invite you to an exclusive executive briefing designed specifically for senior leaders responsible for tax and finance. This event will provide a comprehensive overview of the most pressing international tax issues affecting Romania and the wider region, including the implications of the EU’s Excess Deficit Procedure, the ongoing effects of US trade tariffs and the latest global tax reforms.

Speakers will include KPMG’s Romania tax specialist along with KPMG EU Tax Centre’s experts. KPMG’s EU Tax Centre is a dedicated resource designed to help businesses navigate the complex and ever-changing landscape of European tax policy, offering in-depth analysis on international taxation topics.

Agenda:

• Romania economic position and Excess deficit procedure  
• New European Commission priorities
• Economic growth forecast as influenced by Trump tariffs
• Pillar Two state of play – input on incentives, key administrative differences across jurisdictions
• Tax ideas from the Draghi report
• Public Country by Country Reporting - High level conclusions from first year of application
• Anti-abuse: conclusions from our survey plus local developments 

Speakers:

• Raluca Enache, Associate Partner, Head of EU Tax Centre
• Ionuț Măstăcăneanu, Associate Partner, KPMG Romania
• Cristina Vasilescu, Director, KPMG Romania Transfer Pricing
• Marco Dietrich, Senior Manager, KPMG EU Tax Centre
• Ana Puscas, Senior Manager, KPMG EU Tax Centre
• Andrada Goriță, Senior Manager, KPMG Romania

This event will be held in English and will be organized in person at KPMG Romania’s office in Bucharest.
Those interested in participating in this event are asked to register by 1 September 2025. Numbers are limited and will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.
Participation in this event is free of charge.