L’ITAA vous invite le 17 avril 2024 à 13h à la conférence de l’ETAF, l’une des organisations européennes dont nous sommes membre.
L’ETAF s’engage à représenter les intérêts des membres de l’ITAA au niveau de l’UE. Là aussi, il y a, bien sûr, une volonté de simplification. Notre président aura l’occasion de le souligner lors d’une table ronde.
Le programme complet se trouve ci-dessous. La conférence peut également être suivie en direct. La langue principale est l’anglais, l’ETAF fournit une traduction en direct vers l’allemand et le roumain.
Invitation - ETAF Conference
Towards a simpler, rationalised and future-proof EU tax system
Programme:
13:00 – Welcome coffee
13:30 – Introductory speech and presentation of ETAF manifesto by ETAF President, Philippe Arraou
13:45 – Panel discussion 1: Which tax policies under the next European Commission?
14:55 – Panel discussion 2: Future perspectives for the tax advisers in the EU
15:55 – Concluding remarks by Philippe Arraou
16:00 – Small reception
Confirmed speakers:
- Benjamin Angel, Director Direct taxation, Tax coordination, Economic analysis and Evaluation at the DG TAXUD of the European Commission
- Panayiotis Nicolaides, Director of Research of the EU Tax Observatory
- Sean Bray, Director of European Policy of Tax Foundation Europe
- Bart Van Coile, President of the Belgian Institute for Tax Advisors and Accountants (ITAA)
- Florin Toma, Expert accountant and Member of the Body of Expert and Licensed Accountants of Romania (CECCAR)
- Elodie Lamer, Tax journalist at Tax Notes
More speakers to be announced soon!
With the EU elections coming up, it is the perfect time to engage in a collective reflection on the future of the EU tax system.
Due to their proximity with companies, tax advisers find themselves at the epicentre of the regulatory landscape. When they are not themselves in charge of the filing obligations resulting from EU law, they help businesses navigate the complexities of EU tax legislation. In recent years, EU tax proposals have been issued at an incredible speed and the EU tax system has become highly complex. At the same time, these legislations generate an always higher reporting burden for taxpayers and tax authorities, which sometimes comes at the cost of efficiency.
This conference will bring together tax experts and EU officials to explore what the tax policies under the next European Commission should look like, as well as the future perspectives for tax advisers in the European Union.
On this occasion, ETAF will also present its manifesto for the EU elections outlining several core demands to the next European Parliament and European Commission to ensure that the EU tax system is simpler, rationalised and future-proof.
