Oxford University Centre for Business Taxation
Videos
Pillars 1 & 2: Are We Close to a Deal? Welcome and ‘The State of Play’
Welcome by Michael Devereux, Director, Oxford University Centre for Business Taxation. Followed by an introduction to the current state of the proposals for Pillars 1 and 2, by Pascal Saint-Amans, Director Centre for Tax Policy and Administration, OECD, and Achim Pross, Head of the International Co-operation and Tax Administration Division Centre for Tax Policy and Administration.
Pillars 1 & 2: Are We Close to a Deal? Views from the Inclusive Framework Steering Group
Session 1, chaired by Richard Collier, Associate Fellow, Oxford University Centre for Business Taxation, in discussion with members of the Inclusive Framework Steering Group:
- Gaël Perraud, Deputy Director, International Taxation and European Affairs, Ministry of Economy and Finance, France
- Rasmi Ranjan Das, IRS, Joint Secretary (FT&TR-I), Ministry of Finance, India
- Marlene Parker, Chief Tax Counsel, Tax Administration, Jamaica
- Mike Williams, Director Business and International Tax, HM Treasury UK
Pillars 1 & 2: Are We Close to a Deal? Other Views
Session 2, chaired by John Vella, Assistant Director, Oxford University Centre for Business Taxation, in discussion with members of the business community:
- Amy Roberti, Head of US Federal Government Relations, Proctor and Gamble
- Barbara Angus, Global Tax Policy Leader, EY
- Glenn Price, Deputy Group Tax Director, Vodafone
- Michael Devereux, Director, Oxford University Centre for Business Taxation
Pillars 1 & 2: Are We Close to a Deal? Next Steps
Michael Devereux, Director, Oxford University Centre for Business Taxation, and Pascal Saint-Amans, Director Centre for Tax Policy and Administration, OECD , discuss ‘Where next: what are the challenges before agreement can be reached?'
Banking on Failure: Cum-Ex and Why and How Banks Game the System
Watch the recording of the launch of a major new book which reveals the very significant role that the exploitation of tax systems has played in the development of modern banking. At this event author, Richard Collier, presented the major themes of the book in conversation with Philip Baker QC (Field Court Tax Chambers) and Professor Dr Christoph Spengel (University of Mannheim). The discussion was chaired by Jenny Strasburg (Wall Street Journal).
