Navigating the Global Tax Landscape: Strategies, Updates and Insights
Join PKF O’Connor Davies for an exclusive event, in-person or via live stream, exploring the latest developments in international tax, trade, tariffs and compliance. Hear from leading tax professionals and legal experts as they share practical insights and global perspectives on tariffs, mobility, M&A and the evolving global minimum tax regime.
Engage with peers, exchange ideas and stay ahead of key changes impacting multinational businesses in 2025 and beyond.
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Thursday, December 11, 2025
2:30 – 3:00 p.m. – Registration/Networking
3:00 – 5:45 p.m. – Program
5:45 – 6:45 p.m. – Cocktail Reception
Key Topics:
- Tariffs and Customs: Understanding the impact of shifting trade policies on global business.
- Global Mobility Tax: Managing tax and compliance challenges for a mobile workforce.
- Global Minimum Tax Regime: Insights into current Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) frameworks and country-level adoption.
- IRS Developments: Notable policy changes, enforcement trends and what they mean for taxpayers.
Who Should Attend:
International business leaders, professionals and their advisors looking to expand beyond their home market.
Featured Speakers:
Grunfeld Desiderio Lebowitz Silverman & Klestadt LLP
Frank Desiderio, Founding Partner
Henley & Partners
John Maniatis, Managing Director Private Clients
Mazlegal
Margaret Zawadzka, Principal
PKF O’Connor Davies’s International Tax Practice
Leo Parmegiani, Partner and Practice Leader
Christopher Migliaccio, Partner
Peter Baum, Partner
Kelly Lin, Partner
Evgenia Belyavskaya, Partner
Belarmino A. Suárez, Partner
Ralf Ruedenburg, Partner
Kelly Morrison-Lee, Managing Director
Thomas Kinder, Director
Christopher Hall, Director
CPE Credits
3.0 CPE Credits in Taxes
Prerequisite: Participants should possess a basic understanding of international and U.S. federal taxation principles. This includes familiarity with concepts such as cross-border income taxation, corporate tax structures, and general compliance requirements. The program is designed for tax professionals, accountants, and advisors who have experience working with business or individual clients engaged in international activities. Prior exposure to global tax topics—such as transfer pricing, foreign tax credits, or mobility taxation—is helpful but not required.
Advanced Prep: Participants should review recent updates on international tax developments or OECD publications.
Program Level: Update
Delivery Method: Group internet based