The MIT Annual Tax Conference 2022

The MIT held its annual tax conference on Wednesday 12th October at the Radisson Blu Resort & Spa Golden Sands.

This full-day event was opened by MIT President Dr Conrad Cassar Torregiani who welcomed the 190+ attendees to the first in-person conference held by the MIT since 2019. The day progressed with insightful panel discussions which looked into some of the practical implications of Transfer Pricing Rules, as well as the potential issues around the GloBE Rules and the Pillar 2 Directive.

The MIT welcomed the participation of Prof. Michael Devereux and Prof. John Vella from the Oxford University School of Business Taxation, co-authors of Taxing Profit in a Global Economy and Pillar 2’s Impact on Tax Competition, who provided unique insights and their perspectives on the current states of the rules regulating international taxation and the global reform currently underway.

The Commissioner for Revenue, Mr Joseph Caruana, kindly accepted the Institute’s invitation to participate in this event, sharing with the delegates the vision of the Office of the CfR around streamlining of processes, education and information for tax payers and ensuring compliance.

Technical workshops were held on three topical issues: Transfer Pricing, Personal tax considerations around remote working, and VAT developments.

The afternoon session closed with a presentation on the UnShell Directive and on the MIT’s proposal for reform around the notions of evasion and avoidance and the predicate offence for financial crime.

The Malta Institute of Taxation once again thanks all speakers and panellists for participating in the event and for sharing their insights and expertise with attendees.

 

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Special thanks go out to the event Sponsors, with whose support this event was possible:

Gold Sponsor: KPMG

Silver Sponsors: Deloitte and Total IT Solutions

Bronze Sponsor: Zampa Debattista