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This seminar offers an in-depth review of the 2025 Updates to the OECD Model Tax Convention based on the official OECD documentation. The session will systematically summarise the principal changes introduced in the 2025 update, in particular amendments to the commentary concerning permanent establishments and dispute resolution mechanisms.
Participants will gain a clear understanding of how these updates affect treaty interpretation and compliance obligations. The seminar will also address the practical implications for Maltese tax professionals, including considerations for treaty analyses, risk management, and alignment with international best practices.
This event is recommended for practitioners, advisors, and stakeholders who wish to ensure their knowledge and approach remain current with the evolving international tax landscape.
To claim the offer for this webinar select ‘MIT Members – Membership Offer’ as the price option. A participant’s eligibility for the offer claimed is subject to final confirmation by the Malta Institute of Taxation – Terms & Conditions Apply
Christopher is a Director at Deloitte Malta within the Tax service line. He specialises in working with multinational clients providing support on financing, IP and value chain alignment projects. More recently, he has been involved in supporting Malta-based clients impacted by the global minimum taxation framework. He graduated summa cum laude in 2017 from the International Tax Center Leiden following which he served as a Teaching Assistant for the Fall Term of the 2017-2018 class. Christopher is warranted to practice in front of the Superior Courts of Malta and is a member of the Malta Institute of Taxation, the Malta Branch of the International Fiscal Association and the Malta Institute of Financial Services Practitioners. Furthermore, Christopher is the Chairperson of the International Tax Sub-Committee of the MIT’s Direct Tax Committee.