Friday 24 April 2009 10:45am to 11:45am
TBC
About
Speaker: Brian J Arnold Goodmans LLP, Toronto
Professor Brian Arnold, Emeritus Professor of the University of Western Ontario, is consultant to Goodmans LLP, Toronto and Visiting Professor at Harvard Law School. He is the author of Treatment of Controlled Foreign Companies published in 1986 by the Canadian Tax Foundation. Since then he has been employed as a consultant by many countries around the world as they introduced similar legislation. He is now Consultant with the leading Canadian firm of Goodmans LLP Toronto.
Topic: International Tax Reform: Recent Developments In Canada And The United Kingdom
Both Canada and the United Kingdom have been engaged in reforming the international aspects of the their tax systems over the past two years. After a consultative process, the United Kingdom has introduced proposals for an exemption for dividends coupled with restrictions on interest deductibility. In Canada, an advisory panel to the Minster of Finance released a report in late 2008 making recommendations for reform; the Minister has already acted on one aspect of the report by repealing anti-double-dip rules. The seminar will examine the tax policy aspects of international tax reform in Canada and the United Kingdom, as well as other countries.
This Workshop will take place at Queens' College Cambridge and will run from 10.10am (Participants will need to register beforehand) until 3.45pm
To book for this workshop please contact the Centre for Tax Law - ctl@law.cam.ac.uk