Conference

February 21 2012

9am- 6pm

Gramge Tower Bridge Hotel, London

It is the diamond anniversary of the conference and new panel and practical case study sessions will bring practitioners fully up to date with what is happening in the offshore world and tax planning.

Speakers: Expert speakers

Audience: wealth managers, tax planners, tax advisors

Conference

February 28 2012

1 day (8.30am-17.30pm)

Grange City Hotel, London

IBC’s inaugural FITAR conference delivers a high level and practical update on the critical issues and developments impacting the taxation and accounting treatment of financial instruments and finance transactions.

Speakers: See below.

Audience: Financial Services (Banking, Insurance, Funds, Private Equity) & Multinationals

Course

March 5 2012

5-9 March 2012

IBFD Head Office, Amsterdam

It is often said that transfer pricing is not an exact science, hence to develop an understanding of transfer pricing principles and methodologies, consideration of their practical application is considered paramount.

Speakers: Antonio Russo, Baker & McKenzie, the Netherlands; Ronald van den Brekel, Ernst & Young, the Netherlands; Tim Brierley, GE, the Netherlands and Danny Houben, Shell, the Netherlands; Michel van der Breggen, PricewaterhouseCoopers, the Netherlands); Jasper H

Audience: The course is suitable for finance and tax personnel of multinational enterprises, tax accountants, economists and lawyers, in-house tax managers, tax and transfer pricing advisers, and government officials and tax officers.

Conference

March 6 2012

2 Days (8:00am-5:30pm)

Millennium Hotel Knightsbridge, London

As governments worldwide look for ways to raise revenues to finance their budgets, there is a clear shift emerging from direct to indirect taxes. Simultaneously, organisations have started looking to indirect tax management to become more cost-efficient

Speakers: Jeffrey Owens, Mike Cunningham, Ruth Felsing, Navin Jain, Anthony Fernandes, Karl-Heinz Haydl, Carron McKinney, Han Kogels, Hafiz Choudhury, Don Mavin, Mike Molony, Reshma C. Sharma, Stuart Martin, et al.

Audience: - Head of Tax - Group Tax Manager - Senior Tax Manager - Tax Director - Head of Corporate Tax - Group Tax Director - Tax Manager - Tax Accountant - Tax Advisor - Finance Director - Head of Group Taxation - Segment Tax Director - Taxation Advisor

Course

March 19 2012

3 days (9am - 5pm)

etc. venues, Dexter House, London EC3

Intensive preparation course for the newest option in the Advanced Diploma in International Tax

Speakers: Ken Almand, Baker Tilley; Jennifer Paul, Transfer Pricing Consultants Ltd.; Graham Poole, NERA Economic Consulting; Stephane Gelin, CMS Bureau Francis Lefebvre; Colin Clavey, OECD.

Audience: ADIT students, those wishing to specialise in transfer pricing practice

Course

April 16 2012

16-18 April 2012 3 days (9am-5pm)

IBFD HEad Office, Amsterdam

This course provides an in-depth understanding of the important international developments including recent OECD updates and case law, and how these developments impact the application of double tax treaties.

Speakers: Wim Wijnen, Joana Wheeler, Belema Obuoforibo, Jan de Goede, Shee Boon Law, Tigran Mkrtchyan, Andreas Perdelwitz

Audience: The course is suitable for practitioners in tax advisory firms, tax specialists in commerce and industry, and government officials.

Course

July 2 2012

2-4 July 2012

IBFD Head Office, Amsterdam

Multinational enterprises (MNEs) are continuously exploring opportunities to reduce costs and increase efficiency by streamlining processes and relocating functions across countries.

Speakers: Shee Boon Law, IBFD, the Netherlands; Danny Oosterhoff, Ernst & Young, the Netherlands; Monica Erasmus, PWC Rotterdam, the Netherlands and Hans van Egdom, Dutch Tax Administration, the Netherlands; Jan Snel, Baker & McKenzie, the Netherlands

Audience: The course is suitable for finance and tax personnel of multinational enterprises, tax accountants, economists and lawyers, in-house tax managers, tax and transfer pricing advisers, and government officials and tax inspectors.

Course

July 19 2012

2 Days 19-20 July 2012 (9am-5pm)

IBFD Head Office, Amsterdam

This intermediate-level course gives you the confidence and practical understanding you need in the field of international tax planning for multinational enterprises.

Speakers: René Matteotti, Harry Tonino, Mario Pettricione

Audience: The course is suitable for people working as a CFO, treasurer or finance director as well as for experienced tax professionals who may have less familiarity with planning techniques.

Course

October 15 2012

15-17 October 2012

IBFD Head Office, Amsterdam

This 2 1/2 day intermediate course provides an overview of the tax planning goals and objectives of a multi-national group and an in-depth discussion on the use and taxation of EU holding companies (EHCs)

Speakers: Harry Tonino, IBFD, the Netherlands; Regina van der Kuip, PwC, the Netherlands and Valéry Civilio, PwC, Luxembourg; Kannan Raman, Ernst & Young, United Kingdom

Audience: This course represents an ideal instrument for in-house counsel, lawyers, tax consultants and professionals in general who wish to gain a complete overview of the taxation of holding companies in Europe, with an emphasis on certain jurisdictions.

Course

October 29 2012

29-30 October 2012

IBFD Head Office, Amsterdam

This course provides participants with an overview and a good understanding of the complex US tax system, with particular emphasis on international aspects. The main focus of the course is on corporate taxation.

Speakers: Ania Loniewska, John Rienstra (IBFD, the Netherlans) and Eleni klaver, Carrera Legal, The Netherlands

Audience: The course is suitable for practitioners in tax advisory firms, tax specialists in commerce and industry and government officials. The course is particularly useful for tax professionals who deal with US clients, and would like to deepen their knowledge o