We are pleased to invite you to an exclusive seminar at our Meijburg office. During this session, you will be guided through the details of the ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’ and the impact the bill may have on US Multinationals investing in the Netherlands.
The ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’ represents a significant overhaul of the US tax landscape, introducing sweeping changes to corporate taxation, cross-border transactions, and compliance requirements. Key provisions include new rules for interest deductibility, changes to the taxation of income from non-US sources (FDDEI), changes to the BEAT rules, and renewed benefits for capital investment and R&D activities in the US.
In addition to the ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’, the so-called ‘side-by-side’ agreement (i.e. the G7 statement) on Pillar 2 and expected outcome for US Multinationals investing in the Netherlands, will be covered during the session.
Keynote Speaker - Julio Castro (Partner KPMG USA)
Julio is a Principal in the International Tax and U.S. Tax Services London (USTSL) groups for the KMPG Washington National Tax practice. Julio Castro focuses on the planning of cross-border mergers and acquisitions and the development of related holding and financing structures. He advises U.S. and European investment banks in connection with international structured financing transactions, and he assists with the structuring international and domestic operations of U.S., Latin American, and European clients. In addition, Julio provides U.S. tax advice to issuers and underwriters in connection with offerings of equity and debt securities. He also has experience with the taxation of financial institutions and products and the implementation of U.S. Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act rules.
Keynote Speaker - Alistair Pepper (Managing Director, Washington National Tax, KPMG US)
Alistair is a Managing Director in the Economic and Valuations Services and U.S. Tax Services London (USTSL) groups for the KPMG Washington National Tax practice. He advises clients on their transfer pricing and international tax planning and compliance.
Alistair rejoined KPMG in the United States, based in the firm's London office, in April 2022 after serving as an adviser at the OECD's Centre for Tax Policy and Administration. At the OECD, he focused on the tax challenges of the digital economy (BEPS 2.0) project, providing strategic and technical input on the development of both Pillar One and Pillar Two, including drafting the Model Rules and Blueprints. Alistair led work on a number of the key Pillar One building blocks, such as the mechanism to eliminate double taxation, working closely with country delegates in an effort to build consensus. He also delivered public presentations and led the OECD’s engagement with stakeholders from across the business community.
For any questions regarding the session, do not hesitate to contact Frank Lust or Aroen Rambhadjan.
We look forward welcoming you on Tuesday, 25th of November!
