2019 Taxation CPD Seminar Series – Seminar 7: 2019 International taxation review

TIMINGS

11:00-12:00 (Registration from 10.45)
Venue: Jersey International Business School

BENEFITS

• Hard copies of speakers’ notes/slides are provided at each seminar – subject to availability
• Certificates of attendance are provided for each seminar
• Refreshments are provided
• 1 hour of CPD

SEMINAR CONTENT

• Global tax developments
• OECD progress on BEPs
• Changes in the UK and EU
• Economic substance in Jersey and elsewhere

TUTOR

Martin Rowley, Head of Tax at Deloitte LLP

Martin Rowley is a partner in Deloitte LLP’s US Business Tax group and head of the Jersey Tax practice in the Channel Islands. Splitting his time between London and Jersey, Martin advises on corporate and international tax matters for clients in a wide range of industries. Much of his work involves issues encountered in cross-border transactions and capital flows, including the anti-deferral regimes that are applicable to US taxpayers, and the tax aspects of multi-jurisdictional acquisitions, divestitures, financings, internal restructurings, and intellectual property transfers. Martin regularly acts for private equity houses, real estate funds, and sovereign financial institutions in the structuring, financing, and execution of their investments, joint ventures, and other M&A activities, as well as fund managers in the structuring of their portfolio investments, financings, earnings repatriation, and disposals. His work in these areas is particularly focused on Europe, China, India, and the MENA region. Martin is a regular speaker on international tax topics at conferences throughout Europe and at in-house and specialist seminars for clients and professional organisations. He is recognised by Chambers UK: A Client's Guide to the Legal Profession and by Chambers Global: The World's Leading Lawyers for Business as a leading individual in tax. Martin received his LLM in taxation with distinction from Georgetown University Law Center in 1997, his JD from the University of Pennsylvania in 1993, and his BS in business from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1988.