On behalf of Center for Analysis and Studies of Taxation of the Warsaw School of Economics (CASP SGH), we would like to invite to a tax webinar entitled “Permanent establishment – is it still a topic in consideration of tax risk?”. The event is organized under the patronage of the International Tax Association IFA Poland.
The meeting will focus on a review of the current situation of PE; the experts invited will answer questions such as the following:
- Why PE is not a controlled company for tax purposes?
- Is attribution of profit to PE still a challenge?
- Under what terms can home-office be considered a permanent establishment?
Introductory and closing remarks will be delivered by:
- dr hab. Dominik J. Gajewski, SGH, CASP Warsaw School of Economics
- dr Monika Laskowska, CASP Warsaw School of Economics
Invited panelists:
- Mayra Lucas - Senior transfer pricing advisor at the OECD, Center for Tax Policy and
Administration (CTPA)
- Maja Kowalewska - Deputy Director, Income Tax Department, Ministry of Finance, Poland
- Stefaan De Baets - Senior Counsel in the transfer pricing; International tax team of PwC Belgium
- Patrycja Brzostowska - Tax Director at Gorillas Technologies Group
- Bartłomiej Cedro - Regional Tax Counsel Central & South Eastern Europe at Nestlé
- Krzysztof Łukosz - Associate Partner, Ernst & Young Belastingadviseurs LLP
Date |
27 September 2022 |
Location |
Online webinar |
Language |
English |
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Contact |
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PLEASE NOTE |
The event is free to attend upon prior registration. |
Event Moderator:
- Monika Laskowska - Member of the Centre for Analysis and Studies of Taxation (CASP) at the Warsaw School of Economics (SGH)
Country reporter:
- Wojciech Niedźwiedzki - Member of the Centre for Analysis and Studies of Taxation (CASP) at the Warsaw School of Economics (SGH)
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We also encourage you to forward this invitation to your friends and those interested in international taxation and PE in particular.