8.30: Welcome coffee and registration
9.00: Chairs’ morning welcome
Michael Silva, DLA Piper, Miami
Celso Costa, Machado Meyer, São Paulo
9.10: Keynote speech
Yariv Brauner, Professor, University of Florida Levin College of Law, Gainesville
9.40: How is BEPS affecting transfer pricing rules?
- BEPS Actions 8-10: Transfer pricing and value creation
- The influence of BEPS in local legislation
- BEPS Action 13 – Country by country reporting
- Transfer pricing aspects of intangibles
- The Brazilian fixed margins experience
Panel:
Alexia Gamero, LatAm Tax Director, SABMiller, Miami
Gustavo Haddad, Lefosse, São Paulo
Antonio Macias Valdes, DLA Piper, Miami
10.40: Coffee break
11.10: Morning presentation: US economic substance doctrine vs GAAR
David Rosenbloom, Director, International Tax Program, NYU School of Law, New York
11.20: Aggressive tax planning and the rise of GAAR
- BEPS Action 12 - Current status and timetable
- Practical implications of Action 12
- Implementing GAAR into domestic legislation
- A comparison of the strategies used by countries adopting GAAR
- Mandatory or voluntary disclosure?
Moderator:
Celso Costa, Machado Meyer, São Paulo
Panel:
Rocio Liu, Miranda & Amado, Lima
Adrián Rodríguez, Lewin & Wills, Bogotá
David Rosenbloom, Director, International Tax Program, NYU School of Law, New York
12.20: Networking lunch
13.50: Global tax transparency trends and limits to the exchange of information
- OECD CRS and automatic exchange of information
- What actions are being taken to advance global tax transparency?
- BEPS Action 5 - Countering harmful tax practices
- Lux-links and Panama Papers – A call for transparency?
- The new black and grey lists
- The Latin American and US response to the EU view
- Drawing up boundaries around information exchange
Moderator:
Michael Silva, DLA Piper, Miami
Panel:
Alberto Benshimol, D’Empaire Reyna, Caracas
Guillermo Teijeiro, Teijeiro & Ballone, Buenos Aires
Scarlet Pereira, Senior Vice President, Mastercard, Miami
14.50: Coffee break
15.20: Private client intake and due diligence after Panama Papers
- Proposed reforms to Panama company and ownership registry rules
- US proposed enhanced due diligence rules
- Bank intake procedures compliant with KYC, AML and new CDD proposed rules
- Impact of Latin American tax amnesty
- US intake procedures
- What exposures exist for banks and fiduciaries?
Panel:
Manuel Tron, SMPS Legal, Mexico City
Gisela de Porras, Panamanian Task Force on Financial Transparency, Panama
David Schwartz, President and CEO, Florida International Bankers Association, Miami
Diego Baldomir, Guyer & Regules, Montevideo
16.20: M&A opportunities in the post BEPS era
- Impact of BEPS on international tax planning
- Treaty shopping and harmful tax practices
- Tax planning with hybrid entities
- New rules for CFCs in BEPS (Action 3) and domestic legislation
- Avoiding double tax in Latin America after BEPS
- Economic opportunities - Distressed assets and stronger due diligence requirements
Moderator:
Devon Bodoh, KPMG, Washington, DC
Panel:
Alejandro Santoyo, Creel, García-Cuéllar, Aiza y Enríquez, Mexico City
Jaime Carey, Carey, Santiago
Fernando Tonanni, Machado Meyer, São Paulo
17.20: Chairs’ closing remarks
Michael Silva, DLA Piper, Miami
Celso Costa, Machado Meyer, São Paulo
17.30 onwards: All delegates are invited to attend a cocktail reception kindly hosted by KPMG
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