US tax update for businesses operating in Asia [WEBCAST]

February 21, 2013

The US dangled over the edge of its “fiscal cliff” before adopting legislation that resolves a number of pressing tax issues but leaves other issues outstanding. Because of this, the stakes for businesses remain high in 2013, and businesses should continue to closely monitor legislative developments in the US.

Join EY tax leaders as they provide their US and Asia Pacific perspectives on the latest US tax developments and how these changes may impact multinational companies operating in Asia Pacific. Discussion topics include:

  • Impact of scheduled tax increases and spending cuts
  • Effect of key expired and expiring business tax extenders
  • Deficit effects of current policies
  • Other likely US corporate tax reform proposals

Thursday, 28 February 2013

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