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DESCRIPTION:The Mandatory Disclosure Reg
ime (DAC 6): Clearing the mist\ndescription On 1 July 2020\, the manda
tory disclosure regime (MDR) entered into force with first reporting deadl
ines set at the beginning of 2021. Intermediaries and taxpayers have now t
o consider potential reporting obligations under the MDR in order to mitig
ate the risk of penalties. The MDR introduces some vague definitions and c
oncepts that can\, at times\, make it difficult for practitioners to deter
mine as to whether or not a specific cross-border arrangement is reportabl
e. Therefore\, it is crucial to develop a clear understanding of the hallm
arks and the main benefit test (MBT). How are reportable cross-border arra
ngements determined? How should some of the more ambiguous hallmarks be in
terpreted? And\, what is a reasonable approach towards the interpretation
of the main benefit test (MBT)? All these questions will be answered durin
g this webinar organised in co-operation with Legitech. AGENDA 1. Introduc
tion 2. Key features of the disclosure regime 3. Arrangements\, intermedia
ries and other interpretation issues 4. The hallmarks of reportable arrang
ements 5. The main benefit test (MBT) – Developing a reasonable approach
6. Managing DAC 6 obligations in practice 7. Case studies - The Real Esta
te Fund - The Private Equity Fund 8. DAC6Connect – The IT solution for D
AC 6 reporting obligations SPEAKERS Oliver R. Hoor\, Tax Partner Fanny Bue
b\, Tax Director Romain Tiffon\, Tax Partner This half-day training course
is approved by the Luxembourg Bar Association within the framework of con
tinuing education. Student rate: 48\,55€ VAT not included\, i.e. 50€ T
TC.
DTSTAMP:20260618T081552Z
SUMMARY:The Mandatory Disclosure Regime (DAC 6): Clearing the mist
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:The Mandato
ry Disclosure Regime (DAC 6): Clearing the mist\ndescription On 1 July
2020\, the mandatory disclosure regime (MDR) entered into force with firs
t reporting deadlines set at the beginning of 2021. Intermediaries and tax
payers have now to consider potential reporting obligations under the MDR
in order to mitigate the risk of penalties. The MDR introduces some vague
definitions and concepts that can\, at times\, make it difficult for pract
itioners to determine as to whether or not a specific cross-border arrange
ment is reportable. Therefore\, it is crucial to develop a clear understan
ding of the hallmarks and the main benefit test (MBT). How are reportable
cross-border arrangements determined? How should some of the more ambiguou
s hallmarks be interpreted? And\, what is a reasonable approach towards th
e interpretation of the main benefit test (MBT)? All these questions will
be answered during this webinar organised in co-operation with Legitech. A
GENDA 1. Introduction 2. Key features of the disclosure regime 3. Arrangem
ents\, intermediaries and other interpretation issues 4. The hallmarks of
reportable arrangements 5. The main benefit test (MBT) – Developing a re
asonable approach 6. Managing DAC 6 obligations in practice 7. Case studie
s - The Real Estate Fund - The Private Equity Fund 8. DAC6Connect – The
IT solution for DAC 6 reporting obligations SPEAKERS Oliver R. Hoor\, Tax
Partner Fanny Bueb\, Tax Director Romain Tiffon\, Tax Partner This half-da
y training course is approved by the Luxembourg Bar Association within the
framework of continuing education. Student rate: 48\,55€ VAT not includ
ed\, i.e. 50€ TTC.
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