Investing in Europe

The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) has initiated international tax coordination on a global scale to fight international base erosion and profit shifting (BEPS). Multinational companies with establishments abroad will need to comply with new tax rules globally, specifically focusing on real economic activities if they want to continue to make use of tax treaties and other fiscal benefits in their host countries. The new OECD guidance on BEPS is currently being introduced in many countries in the world, especially the European Union which has been proactive in their efforts to amend EU taxation rules. 

Multinational companies are currently addressing the changing international landscape by considering to add more relevant staff and decision-making powers to their foreign operations, further increasing the growth potential of their companies overseas.

Multinational companies are currently addressing the changing international landscape by considering to add more relevant staff and decision-making powers to their foreign operations, further increasing the growth potential of their companies overseas.

This seminar will cover the topics of: 

• The substance requirements of the OECD BEPS Guidelines
• Practical steps companies can take to comply with the substance requirements
• Placing operational activities in the Netherlands as the basis for serving the European market

Speakers will look at these developments from a tax compliance and from an operational and commercial point of view, and will be available for individual consultation after the seminar. The event will be opened by Khun Kiatchai Sophastienphong, Vice Minister for Finance of Thailand.

We look forward to welcoming you.