Turkey:
EMEA Tax Issues: Digital Tax
19 June 2020
Esin Attorney Partnership
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EMEA Tax Issues: Digital Tax
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Esin Attorney Partnership and Baker McKenzie's EMEA Tax
Practice Group invites you to attend its new webinar series:
Recovery & Renewal: EMEA Tax Issues, a series of ten webinars
that will explore markets trends and Government measures in the
context of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Designed for tax professionals from all industry sectors, this
series will address critical issues and perspectives as well as
analyze how companies may need to rethink operations.
The first of these webinars, Digital Tax will take place on 23 June
2020, 13.00 - 14.00 Istanbul time.
The session will provide an update on the current state of play of
unilateral digital tax measures throughout Europe. It will include
an in-depth comparison of the Austrian, Italian, French, Spanish,
Turkish and UK regimes and we will share our practical experience
of the types of work we have been doing for clients.
The seminar will be held through Zoom. There is no need to download
anything; Zoom works on your browser and on your smart phone. Your
IT might not allow you to use Zoom through your browser, but you
can use your personal smart phone or tablet. You can also access
the seminar through landlines and mobile phones - dial in numbers
and pin codes will be provided.
Please register here.
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