
We are facing times of unprecedented changes and challenges. Taxation has been closely connected to geopolitical developments in the past century, given the connection between tax revenues and public expenditure. In this podcast series we reflect on the relevance of the geopolitical developments in view of tax policy. We provide an insight into the main tax policy developments that you should be a... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 73 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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On 24 September, the Belgian Constitutional Court confirmed that the legal challenge against Belgium’s Pillar Two UTPR can continue, despite the publication of the OECD Side-by-Side Package and the European Commission’s notice concerning it.
In thi... more
CBAM is no longer just a border compliance topic it is becoming a real transfer pricing issue for multinational groups. As carbon costs enter cross-border value chains, companies need to ask where those costs should land, i.e., with the importer, the... more
Most companies treat CBAM as a cost to absorb. The smarter ones treat it as a pricing decision - and turn it into a competitive advantage.
But there's no single right answer. Your move depends on two things: your carbon-cost position versus competi... more
This podcast highlights the main topics discussed and insights gained during PwC’s International Tax Webinar of 1 July 2026, which focused on a number of important recent developments in the area of European and international tax law and transfer pri... more
As announced in episode 58, we’re launching a series of podcasts on tax audits. In this episode Pieter invited Stefaan Dewachter, Gill Van Damme and Véronique De Brabanter to talk about practical data readiness for tax audits, particularly in the Bel... more
In this second episode of our CBAM mini-series, Pieter is joined again by Helena Caluwé and Aurélien Denis to go one level deeper: what does CBAM actually mean for businesses? Beyond the compliance filings, CBAM is fundamentally a governance and fina... more
The OECD just opened a public consultation on a revised Chapter VII of the Transfer Pricing Guidelines covering intragroup services, with comments due 22 July and a public consultation in November. Whereas the objective is to align Chapter VII with C... more
The European Commission’s proposal for a Tax Omnibus Directive has been leaked ahead of its official publication later this month.
The Tax Omnibus Directive aims to simplify the EU direct tax framework, reduce compliance costs for businesses and, ... more
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The show centers on tax policy developments and their real-world impact for businesses, with a strong emphasis on data readiness, cross-border issues, and EU Direct Tax reform. Across recent episodes, guests and hosts dissect how audits are increasingly data-driven, the mechanics of CBAM and its strategic implications for pricing and supply chains, and the evolving transfer pricing landscape in response to OECD guidelines and EU directives. Noteworthy is the practical, cross-functional lens taken in many discussions—highlighting governance, documentation, and proactive preparation to reduce risk and stay compliant. The format often pairs PwC tax experts with external guests to translate complex policy shifts into actionable steps for tax, f... more
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