On 21 June, PwC Malta successfully hosted its Tax Conference at the DoubleTree by Hilton in Qawra. The event, themed "Shaping Tomorrow's Tax Realities," brought together industry leaders, policymakers, and tax professionals to explore critical tax challenges impacting businesses today and in the future.
The Tax Conference, a biennial event alternating with the VAT Conference, aimed to provide attendees with valuable insights into critical areas such as Pillar 2, Transfer Pricing, ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) considerations and proposed EU directives. The event showcased strategies to leverage opportunities while navigating them effectively. Additionally, it delved into the latest trends and technologies shaping the tax landscape of tomorrow.
In a comment following the conference, Neville Gatt, PwC Malta’s Tax Services Leader, emphasised the necessity of understanding the evolving tax landscape. He expressed, "As global tax dynamics continue to shift, it is imperative for businesses to stay informed and agile. Our conference aimed to equip industry professionals with knowledge of the tools needed to navigate these changes effectively. This year's discussions and presentations focused on topical interests which are particularly relevant, as they directly impact how organisations operate in an increasingly complex regulatory and fiscal environment."
The event featured a distinguished lineup of speakers, predominantly PwC Malta’s subject matter experts, alongside foreign experts, Phil Ramstetter, Partner in PwC’s International Tax Services practice in Chicago, Barry Murphy, Partner at PwC UK, and Giorgia Maffini, Director at PwC London. Each session was carefully crafted in order to provide analysis and practical guidance on the topics at hand.
PwC Malta's commitment to fostering knowledge and collaboration in the tax domain is evident through initiatives like these. By bringing together diverse perspectives and expertise, the firm aims to help businesses navigate the evolving tax landscape, seize opportunities for growth and compliance, navigate complexity and risk and empower them to make informed business decisions, all while meeting their tax, legal and regulatory obligations.
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