Webinar – Preparing for the post-pillar two safe harbour era: why you should act now

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Webinar – Preparing for the post-pillar two safe harbour era: why you should act now

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Join ITR and insightsoftware at 2pm BST (3pm CEST) on September 24 to hear senior tax experts from KPMG Canada explain the evolving pillar two requirements and the transitional safe harbours – and consider what comes next

Are you wrangling with the challenges posed by the temporary nature and evolving framework of safe harbour tests and pillar two? Technology exists to help you to confidently prove you qualify for safe harbours now, but the post-transitional safe harbour era is right around the corner. A global tax solution will set you up for success when those provisions expire in 2027.

Join this webinar to hear what could happen after the transitional safe harbours end, and how you can prepare for the post-safe harbour era, simplify the reporting process, ensure regulatory adherence, and build trust with stakeholders through enhanced transparency. Instead of leaving it until the last minute, act now to start reaping the benefits, and be ready for the unexpected, whatever changes come.

During the session, tax experts from insightsoftware and KPMG in Canada will cover:

  • The likelihood of future, permanent safe harbours;

  • Implications for your organisation;

  • Taking stock of how you are currently managing pillar two;

  • How and why to create a business case for change;

  • The cost of doing nothing; and

  • Efficiencies and scale gained with a unified solution for global tax management.

The following speakers from insightsoftware and KPMG in Canada will be sharing their insights:

  • Kathryn Abate, senior product manager, insightsoftware;

  • Susie Cooke, global tax transformation leader, KPMG in Canada; and

  • Brian Ernewein, senior adviser, national tax, KPMG in Canada.

Don’t let disconnected systems and manual processes pose a risk to your organisation’s regulatory adherence. Prepare your tax function now, armed with everything you need to sustain success and confidently navigate an increasingly regulated landscape.

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