What is the contribution of multinationals towards future EU competiveness?
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With the EU Public Country by Country Reporting and the
CSRD Directive having entered into force in 2024, Tax
Transparency will become a reality within the EU legal
reporting framework. Debates are still active on the merits of
such initiatives, with some companies gradually have
become more transparent about their tax affairs, while
others have kept their tax cards closer to their chest.
Ultimately, in 2026, qualifying companies will have to
disclose their CbC-Reporting and need to include
comprehensive information in their CSRD-reporting, insofar
tax is considered a material topic.
For the last decade there has been a lot of focus in the EU on
additional reporting and anti-abuse measures, which
ultimately had lead to a high cost of tax compliance.
According to the Draghi Report this has resulted in the EU
having proportionally smaller companies compared to the
US. In the current context, the European Business Tax Forum
(EBTF) estimated it was the right time to make a status on
tax transparency in Europe while continuing promoting a
fact-based public debate by disclosing the tax contribution
of major multinationals in Europe.
Join us at this hybrid conference with the support of
Euractiv to discuss the current state of Tax Transparency in
Europe and how companies are preparing for the upcoming
reporting requirements, and to find out how the European
MNC’s are contributing to the public finances globally and
how this has been evolving.
Questions that will be discussed include:
– What differences can be seen in the various sectors and
around Europe in terms of the current level of tax
transparency?
– Will the upcoming reporting obligations be sufficient for
informing stakeholders adequately?
– What are examples of best transparency practices?
– What role do European MNC’s play in increasing the future
EU competitiveness?
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