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Tuesday 27 January (1315 - 1415)
Tuesday 27 January (1415 - 1525)
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Tuesday 27 January (1525 - 1625)
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This panel will explore how the acquisition and holding of professional sports franchises may be structured in various jurisdictions in both the domestic and cross-border ownership contexts. Unique tax and audit challenges as well as the manner in which different jurisdictions address the risks associated with multi-jurisdictional investment structures will also be discussed.
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Tuesday 27 January (1625 - 1655)
Tuesday 27 January (1655 - 1740)
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- Tax treaty abuse and EU directive abuse
- Beneficial ownership
- Foreign tax credits
- Exchange of information between tax and other authorities
- EU directives and member state tax
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Tuesday 27 January (1740 - 1845)
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This panel will explore how AI and digital assets are reshaping the global tax landscape. We will examine developments ranging from AI in audits, predictive analytics, taxpayer rights, and emerging debates on whether AI agents themselves should be taxed, to the rise of R&D and infrastructure incentives for AI, including large-scale datacentres. The discussion will also cover evolving rules for digital content, and crypto investment structures, highlighting both the opportunities and policy challenges of taxing innovation in an increasingly digital economy.