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Navigating international digital marketplace taxation regimes

  • United Kingdom
  • Europe
  • USA
  • Tax planning and consultancy

20-10-2021

It has been hard to ignore the media attention over recent months surrounding efforts by countries and states to reform the reporting of national and cross border digital marketplace transactions conducted by businesses and individuals. This is being driven by globalization and digitalization fundamentally changing the way business is conducted internationally.

Our international panel discuss various global digital marketplace reporting, due diligence and taxation rules that may apply to platforms and payment processing companies, including:

overview of the current and proposed digital marketplace reporting rules in the US, the EU (DAC7) and the UK 
jurisdictional differences between these regimes 
how to navigate the multiple compliance and due diligence burdens and the effect the rules may have on your business 
the interaction of marketplace information reporting with data privacy requirements

It has been hard to ignore the media attention over recent months surrounding efforts by countries and states to reform the reporting of national and cross border digital marketplace transactions conducted by businesses and individuals. This is being driven by globalization and digitalization fundamentally changing the way business is conducted internationally.

On this recent webinar, our international panel of Tax lawyers discuss various global digital marketplace reporting, due diligence and taxation rules that may apply to platforms and payment processing companies, including:

  • overview of the current and proposed digital marketplace reporting rules in the US, the EU (DAC7) and the UK 
  • jurisdictional differences between these regimes 
  • how to navigate the multiple compliance and due diligence burdens and the effect the rules may have on your business 
  • the interaction of marketplace information reporting with data privacy requirements

Watch the webinar on demand >

For more information on any of the topics discussed in this webinar, please get in touch:

Gregory Komlosi, Counsel
Helen Mackey, Principal Associate
Mary E. Monahan, Partner
Olaf Van Haperen, Partner

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