TEI 72nd Midyear Conference
Mayer Brown is proud to sponsor TEI’s 72nd Midyear Conference, “Tax Reform Redux: Seizing Opportunities and Mitigating Risks.” The fully hybrid event will take place on March 20-23.
Please join us for panels featuring Mayer Brown partners:
Brian Kittle – “Alarming Trends in Penalty Assertions: When Did Penalties Become Their Own Substantive Issue?“
Mike Lebovitz – “It’s All About Substance: Revisiting DEMPE and Related Substance Requirements in a Pillar Two/BBBA World“
Russell Nance – “Managing the Discontinuation of LIBOR from a Tax Perspective – Important Technical and Practical Considerations“
Leah Robinson – “State Responses to Federal Tax Reform: Developing Audit Issues and Litigation“
Amanda Rosenberg – “The Emerging Tax Landscape for Alternative Energy & ESG Investments“
Scott Stewart – “OECD Pillars 1 & 2: Where do we Stand?“
To learn more, please visit the event website.
Agenda
"Alarming Trends in Penalty Assertions: When Did Penalties Become Their Own Substantive Issue?"
Speakers
- Brian W. Kittle, Associé
“It’s All About Substance: Revisiting DEMPE and Related Substance Requirements in a Pillar Two/BBBA World“
“Managing the Discontinuation of LIBOR from a Tax Perspective – Important Technical and Practical Considerations“
Speakers
- Russell E. Nance, Associé
“OECD Pillars 1 & 2: Where do we Stand?“
“State Responses to Federal Tax Reform: Developing Audit Issues and Litigation“
Speakers
- Leah Robinson, Associé
“The Emerging Tax Landscape for Alternative Energy & ESG Investments“
