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Global Minimum Tax and Transfer Pricing - Navigating the Next Wave of Change in 2026

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WEBINAR RECORDING - Global Minimum Tax and Transfer Pricing - Navigating the next wave of change in 2026
7 May 2026

Is your transfer pricing strategy ready for the next phase of Global Minimum Tax?

Global Minimum Tax has moved beyond headlines and consultation papers. As more jurisdictions implement Pillar Two, tax leaders are facing real questions about how the rules interact with their existing transfer pricing, effective tax rates and global tax positions.

This webinar gives you the clarity and confidence you need to navigate the rapidly evolving Global Minimum Tax landscape. As jurisdictions roll out Pillar Two, the link between Global Minimum Tax and transfer pricing is becoming more direct, and the risks more immediate. You will gain practical insights, proactive strategies and clear next steps tailored to the realities tax and finance teams are facing right now. 

WHAT WE'LL COVER

  • Global Minimum Tax in 2026 - where are we now
  • Where Global Minimum Tax meets transfer pricing
  • Risk hot spots and practical red flags
  • Building a practical roadmap
  • Case studies and lessons learned so far
  • Q and A and next steps

Global Minimum Tax Updates.

Ready to navigate GMT with confidence? Our expert led webinar guides you through the ongoing changes.

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