Seminar International Supply Chain Taxation
'Recent developments in VAT, customs, and sustainable trade'
This is the 2nd edition of the seminar ‘International Supply Chain Taxation’, which will take place in Maastricht.
During this seminar, various speakers of international standing will address the most current and important topics in international trade and taxation. The content of the program includes CBAM, sustainability and trade, excise, customs and IT, and the interplay of VAT and customs duties on importation.
The seminar is organised by ITEM (Institute for Transnational and Euregional cross border cooperation and Mobility) and supported by the Indirect Tax Fund.
Speakers:
- Ad van Doesum: Professor in VAT law at Maastricht University, Head of the Knowledge Centre at PwC the Netherlands, Judge at The Hague Court of First Instance
- Bastian Vomhof: Consulting Director at PwC Luxembourg
- Dominic Coppens: Professor in International Economic Law & Sustainability at Maastricht University and Senior Managing Associate at Sidley Austin LLP
- Frank Nellen: Assistant Professor in VAT and Customs Law at Maastricht University, Director at Baker Tilly the Netherlands
- Peter Donnelly: Customs & Excise Manager Europe at SABIC
- Redmar Wolf: Professor of Tax law at University of Groningen
- Reijer Janssen: Director Consumer tax, Customs Policy and International Tax at the Ministry of Finance of the Netherlands (Directorate General Tax Affairs)
Location: vd Valk Hotel Maastricht
Contact for registrations: chantal.meertens@maastrichtuniversity.nl, Law Events Office for ITEM
PROGRAMME:
12:30 |
Registration and coffee (The location is vd Valk Hotel Maastricht) |
13:00 |
Welcome address (prof. dr. Ad van Doesum and dr. Frank Nellen) |
13:15 |
An Overview of Sustainability & Global Trade (prof. dr. Dominic Coppens, Maastricht University / Sidley Austin LLP) |
13:50 |
The Latest Insights into the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (prof. dr. Redmar Wolf, University of Groningen) |
14:25 |
The Interplay of VAT & Customs Duties on Importation (dr. Frank Nellen, Baker Tilly / Maastricht University) |
15:00 | Coffee break |
15:30 |
IT, Trust and Data Management as Drivers for Modernisation in Customs (Bastian Vomhof, PwC Luxembourg) |
16:05 |
An up-to-date Perspective on Customs and Excise within the Global Petrochemicals Industry (Peter Donnelly, SABIC) |
16:40 |
A Policy Perspective on Customs enabling Sustainable Trade in the Single Market (Reijer Janssen, Ministry of Finance of the Netherlands) |
17:00 |
Final address (prof. dr. Ad van Doesum and dr. Frank Nellen) |
17:15 |
Socializing & Drinks |
Price:
Participation: € 150,-
UM student of Customs Law: free participation
Speaker/organizer: free participation
Register via the green button on the right side of this page.
In case you are a tax adviser and would like to request PE accreditation for participating in this event with de Nederlandse Orde van Belastingadviseurs (NOB) we can offer a letter which will be send to you after the seminar.
For others who would like proof of participating in this event, we can offer an attendance certificate which will be handed to you after the seminar.
Please click your option in the registration form.
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