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10 Episods, Updated 2 October, 2020
Eps 1: Challenges and opportunities for foreign companies in the US in times of trade uncertainty
Thu Dec 17 2020 13:45:31 GMT+0530
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00:12
and welcome to hlb's international tax
00:15
webinar
00:16
the title is tax implications of a no
00:19
deal brexit
00:21
it is november 24th the year 2020
00:24
and what a year it has been not only
00:28
are we dealing with covet and the
00:30
implications of
00:31
businesses the implication of movement
00:33
around the globe
00:34
and the social impact it's had we're
00:37
also dealing with
00:39
the us elections and finally the topic
00:42
of today
00:43
is brexit brexit and how that impacts
00:45
businesses and individually
00:48
people moving around the world so stay
00:50
tuned
00:51
we have a great panel to take a uh us
00:54
through these
00:54
updates but just a reminder you are
00:58
attending a brexit
00:59
conference webinar it's not a trek city
01:02
conference and if you don't know uh trex
01:05
it is a
01:05
trump exit from the white house so
01:08
we are having a more interesting topic
01:10
right now
01:12
and let's introduce the panel uh of mark
01:15
butler
01:16
from ireland say hello mark nick farmer
01:19
from the uk
01:20
the heat of the source of uh brexit
01:22
christian yonder from germany
01:24
pascal sheridan netherlands and
01:27
dave springsteen here to guide you
01:29
through the presentation
01:31
so let's move forward to the next slide
01:34
and get into the mandate from you guys
01:37
to make this interactive to answer your
01:39
questions
01:40
please use the q a box and we'll get to
01:43
your questions the best
01:44
the best we can so again the q advice
01:48
so what are we going to be talking about
01:50
today well there's four broad areas that
01:53
we will talk about and share ideas and
01:55
concerns
01:56
but before i do that by show of hands to
01:59
see what kind of biases we have on the
02:01
panel
02:02
who thinks is going to be a deal by year
02:04
end
02:07
the uk and ireland so chris
02:10
in pascal you don't think there's gonna
02:12
be a deal by your end
02:14
interesting okay so the agenda will be
02:18
an update on the negotiations
02:21
what are some of the sticking points
02:22
that we're facing right now in the
00:12
and welcome to hlb's international tax
00:15
webinar
00:16
the title is tax implications of a no
00:19
deal brexit
00:21
it is november 24th the year 2020
00:24
and what a year it has been not only
00:28
are we dealing with covet and the
00:30
implications of
00:31
businesses the implication of movement
00:33
around the globe
00:34
and the social impact it's had we're
00:37
also dealing with
00:39
the us elections and finally the topic
00:42
of today
00:43
is brexit brexit and how that impacts
00:45
businesses and individually
00:48
people moving around the world so stay
00:50
tuned
00:51
we have a great panel to take a uh us
00:54
through these
00:54
updates but just a reminder you are
00:58
attending a brexit
00:59
conference webinar it's not a trek city
01:02
conference and if you don't know uh trex
01:05
it is a
01:05
trump exit from the white house so
01:08
we are having a more interesting topic
01:10
right now
01:12
and let's introduce the panel uh of mark
01:15
butler
01:16
from ireland say hello mark nick farmer
01:19
from the uk
01:20
the heat of the source of uh brexit
01:22
christian yonder from germany
01:24
pascal sheridan netherlands and
01:27
dave springsteen here to guide you
01:29
through the presentation
01:31
so let's move forward to the next slide
01:34
and get into the mandate from you guys
01:37
to make this interactive to answer your
01:39
questions
01:40
please use the q a box and we'll get to
01:43
your questions the best
01:44
the best we can so again the q advice
01:48
so what are we going to be talking about
01:50
today well there's four broad areas that
01:53
we will talk about and share ideas and
01:55
concerns
01:56
but before i do that by show of hands to
01:59
see what kind of biases we have on the
02:01
panel
02:02
who thinks is going to be a deal by year
02:04
end
02:07
the uk and ireland so chris
02:10
in pascal you don't think there's gonna
02:12
be a deal by your end
02:14
interesting okay so the agenda will be
02:18
an update on the negotiations
02:21
what are some of the sticking points
02:22
that we're facing right now in the
Eps 1: Challenges and opportunities for foreign companies in the US in times of trade uncertainty
Thu Dec 17 2020 13:45:31 GMT+0530
Lorem Ipsum is simply dummy text of the printing and typesetting industry. Lorem Ipsum has been the industry's standard dummy text ever since the 1500s, when an unknown printer took a galley of type and scrambled it to make a type specimen book. It has survived not only five centuries, but also the leap into electronic typesetting, remaining essentially unchanged. It was popularised in the 1960s with the release of Letraset sheets containing Lorem Ipsum passages, and more recently with desktop publishing software like Aldus PageMaker including versions of Lorem Ipsum. Hide
00:12
and welcome to hlb's international tax
00:15
webinar
00:16
the title is tax implications of a no
00:19
deal brexit
00:21
it is november 24th the year 2020
00:24
and what a year it has been not only
00:28
are we dealing with covet and the
00:30
implications of
00:31
businesses the implication of movement
00:33
around the globe
00:34
and the social impact it's had we're
00:37
also dealing with
00:39
the us elections and finally the topic
00:42
of today
00:43
is brexit brexit and how that impacts
00:45
businesses and individually
00:48
people moving around the world so stay
00:50
tuned
00:51
we have a great panel to take a uh us
00:54
through these
00:54
updates but just a reminder you are
00:58
attending a brexit
00:59
conference webinar it's not a trek city
01:02
conference and if you don't know uh trex
01:05
it is a
01:05
trump exit from the white house so
01:08
we are having a more interesting topic
01:10
right now
01:12
and let's introduce the panel uh of mark
01:15
butler
01:16
from ireland say hello mark nick farmer
01:19
from the uk
01:20
the heat of the source of uh brexit
01:22
christian yonder from germany
01:24
pascal sheridan netherlands and
01:27
dave springsteen here to guide you
01:29
through the presentation
01:31
so let's move forward to the next slide
01:34
and get into the mandate from you guys
01:37
to make this interactive to answer your
01:39
questions
01:40
please use the q a box and we'll get to
01:43
your questions the best
01:44
the best we can so again the q advice
01:48
so what are we going to be talking about
01:50
today well there's four broad areas that
01:53
we will talk about and share ideas and
01:55
concerns
01:56
but before i do that by show of hands to
01:59
see what kind of biases we have on the
02:01
panel
02:02
who thinks is going to be a deal by year
02:04
end
02:07
the uk and ireland so chris
02:10
in pascal you don't think there's gonna
02:12
be a deal by your end
02:14
interesting okay so the agenda will be
02:18
an update on the negotiations
02:21
what are some of the sticking points
02:22
that we're facing right now in the
00:12
and welcome to hlb's international tax
00:15
webinar
00:16
the title is tax implications of a no
00:19
deal brexit
00:21
it is november 24th the year 2020
00:24
and what a year it has been not only
00:28
are we dealing with covet and the
00:30
implications of
00:31
businesses the implication of movement
00:33
around the globe
00:34
and the social impact it's had we're
00:37
also dealing with
00:39
the us elections and finally the topic
00:42
of today
00:43
is brexit brexit and how that impacts
00:45
businesses and individually
00:48
people moving around the world so stay
00:50
tuned
00:51
we have a great panel to take a uh us
00:54
through these
00:54
updates but just a reminder you are
00:58
attending a brexit
00:59
conference webinar it's not a trek city
01:02
conference and if you don't know uh trex
01:05
it is a
01:05
trump exit from the white house so
01:08
we are having a more interesting topic
01:10
right now
01:12
and let's introduce the panel uh of mark
01:15
butler
01:16
from ireland say hello mark nick farmer
01:19
from the uk
01:20
the heat of the source of uh brexit
01:22
christian yonder from germany
01:24
pascal sheridan netherlands and
01:27
dave springsteen here to guide you
01:29
through the presentation
01:31
so let's move forward to the next slide
01:34
and get into the mandate from you guys
01:37
to make this interactive to answer your
01:39
questions
01:40
please use the q a box and we'll get to
01:43
your questions the best
01:44
the best we can so again the q advice
01:48
so what are we going to be talking about
01:50
today well there's four broad areas that
01:53
we will talk about and share ideas and
01:55
concerns
01:56
but before i do that by show of hands to
01:59
see what kind of biases we have on the
02:01
panel
02:02
who thinks is going to be a deal by year
02:04
end
02:07
the uk and ireland so chris
02:10
in pascal you don't think there's gonna
02:12
be a deal by your end
02:14
interesting okay so the agenda will be
02:18
an update on the negotiations
02:21
what are some of the sticking points
02:22
that we're facing right now in the