TALENT is ‘Tax Leaders of a New Tomorrow’ - our unique forum for the next generation of tax leaders.
In the past decades, India has caught the attention of the world with its tremendous potential, which is driven by its all-encompassing growth paradigms. Tax and Regulatory reform have been at the centre of successive Government’s agenda to make India stand out as a nation with mature legal and policy frameworks. This has led to introduction of several new laws and changes in others, with GST being the most talked of and one which all of us will be proud to have lived to see the momentous change over. The BEPS agenda is going to continue to accelerate the pace of change, and with recent reports on overhaul of the Direct Tax laws, it seems the excitement has only begun. It is therefore, a challenging, but important task for young tax professionals to be in sync with these dynamic changes and to understand and apply such reform to the business situation they deal with. To add to the complexity, there is limited guidance available on many of the amendments, which are unprecedented in their implications.
Recognising the need to address these challenges, we are proud to launch our TALENT forum with the primary aim of upgrading our young tax professionals. The forum will focus on developing the knowledge and skills of its members by regularly updating them on the latest developments in the tax world and providing them access to specialised webcasts and events organised by our subject matter specialists at regular intervals. The young professionals will also have the opportunity to gain guidance on soft skills as well as network with peers and share best practices.
This forum is for young tax professionals. Therefore, tax managers or senior managers (reporting to the Head of Tax or CFO) can be nominated to be a part of TALENT.
Membership of the TALENT forum or for participating in the sessions will be free of cost.
The Tax School is being organised under PwC’s TALENT forum and will be held at Novotel Imagica, Khopoli, Maharashtra on 22 and 23 June 2018. The program is designed to help the participants develop technical and professional skills through their exposure to a diverse range of practical and complex matters pertaining to tax.
| Topic | Speakers | Webcast link |
|---|---|---|
Transfer Pricing under GST Law |
Vishal Nanavati and Sumit Lunker | Click here to view |
| Ind AS - Tax Convergence: Key facets | Darpan Mehta and Vishal J Shah |
Click here to view |
| GST - Advance Rulings and Anti-profiteering provisions | Kunal Wadhwa and Keyur J Shah | Click here to view |
| Direct Tax Implications of Union Budget 2018 | Anurag Jain and Kanwal Gupta | Click here to view |
| Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) | Harshal Kamdar, Himansu Mohanty and Harsh Vora |
Click here to view |
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