International Taxation must be factored in this growing age of globalization, as our world increases its trans-border commerce, foreign joint‐ventures, business & investments abroad, and even movement of people services across countries. How does this affect today’s accounting student? Discussions will include everything from transfer pricing to foreign holding companies and international tax structures. Why do corporations enter these strategies and to what advantages and challenges? How do accounting firms get involved, and especially what hot global topics do they face—including dealing with governments and tax authorities in every part of the world?

Partnered With:    KPMG 

Register by Wednesday, March 13th at 4pm.

Fee:  This event is no charge.

Presented by:    Rick Whitley, CA, Office Managing Partner, KPMG Calgary
and Michael Hoffman, PhD, Partner, KPMG Tax

Special Notes:    Seating capacity limited to 45 participants—registration recommended.  Light lunch & refreshments are provided.  While this event has an accounting focus, students of all majors with an interest in international business and community guests are welcome to attend.

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Mailing List/Future Communication: The Hanlon Centre maintains a database of attendees to communicate future news and events. Your name and contact information is never shared with anyone, including other University of Saskatchewan departments.  However, please contact us should you wish to be omitted or removed from the mailing list.

Non-Attendance:  The Hanlon Centre often provides its events free of charge, incurring associated expenses, to ensure students have access to international business education.  Or in the case of an event offered by a “third party”, the Hanlon Centre might purchase tickets to give away as complimentary for interested students.  Seating for either type of event can be sometimes limited, and student wait lists can occur. If you are unable to attend this event, you MUST give ample notice to the Hanlon Centre so the opportunity may be presented to another student. If ample cancellation notice is not provided, or you become a “no-show”, for a Hanlon Centre event you may be charged $75.00 CAN as a cost recovery fee.  For an event offered by a “third party, for which the Hanlon Centre purchased tickets to give away complimentary, you may be charged the full price of the original ticket.  The Hanlon Centre reserves the right to charge it recovery fee or third-party ticket price directly to a student’s university account.  Seat transfer to an unregistered guest without authorization from the Hanlon Centre is not allowed.