About this learning event

This annual workshop will provide an in-depth exploration of the Base Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS) package—an internationally coordinated set of measures developed to combat tax avoidance by multinational enterprises.

This year’s edition will place a particular emphasis on transfer pricing, with a detailed examination of BEPS Actions 8–10 and 13. These actions address the alignment of transfer pricing outcomes with value creation, the treatment of intangibles, risk allocation, and the implementation of country-by-country reporting.

Participants—especially policymakers and tax administrators—will gain a comprehensive understanding of the evolving transfer pricing standards and their practical implementation. The workshop will also cover recent global developments in the broader BEPS agenda, including updates on the OECD/G20 Inclusive Framework, Pillar One and Pillar Two, and the implications for domestic legislation and international cooperation.

The workshop is developed in close partnership with the OECD and will feature expert-led sessions, case studies, and interactive discussions to support effective policy design and implementation with experts from the Financial Directorate of the Slovak Republic and the World Bank.

Who should attend

This workshop is designed for specialists on BEPS; policymakers from tax administrations and ministries of finance.

Faculty

• Silvia Karelová, Financial Directorate of the Slovak Republic,
• Katarína Lafférsová, Financial Directorate of the Slovak Republic,
• Bruno da Silva, Senior International Tax Consultant at the World Bank.

Practical information

Travel, accommodation and hospitality costs for up to two selected participants from Albania, Armenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina (up to three), Bulgaria, Croatia, Kosovo, Georgia, Moldova, Mongolia, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Romania, Serbia, Slovenia, Türkiye, and Ukraine will be covered by the Ministry of Finance of the Netherlands, the Ministry of Finance of the Slovakia, and Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs of Slovenia.

Partners

This learning initiative is supported by: