GTN Webinar
19 May 2010
Transatlantic Transfers - Understanding the tax implications of US/UK Mobility.
Description:
Date: 19 May 2010
Time: 8:00 AM US/PDT
Cost: None
Transatlantic transfers between the UK and the US are a common occurrence in the mobility world. In recent months, however, changes have occurred on both sides of the Atlantic that are set to have a significant impact on the tax implications of assignments between the two countries. With the General Election in the UK set for 6 May 2010, further changes could still be on the way.
This webinar is designed for professionals in HR, Payroll, Finance, and Tax with responsibility for transatlantic assignments and business travelers. The webinar will help identify policies and compliance procedures that reflect these new changes and avoid pitfalls. During this one hour session, we will address:
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General income and social tax implications when moving between the UK and the US
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The impact of new income and social tax rates on the cost of UK/US assignments
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Guidance on what changes may occur based on the results of the UK General Election
Click here to register for this complimentary webinar
Following your registration, webinar log-in and call-in details will be provided. If you need any assistance please contact Christine Daas at cdaas@gtn.com.
Event Presenters:
Richard Watts-Joyce CTA
Richard is a co-founder and partner of the UK office of Global Tax Network, where he assists companies with policy development, risk management and tax and social security compliance and planning for international assignment programs. Richard has over 15 years of experience in international tax consulting, having previously worked within the London offices of KPMG and PricewaterhouseCoopers specializing in expatriate tax planning and compliance for multinational companies. He then spent a number of years at Watson Wyatt Partners, assisting clients with international executive compensation structures and the design and implementation of global stock plans, before establishing the UK member firm of Global Tax Network in 1999.
Richard has a BSc Honours Degree from the London School of Economics and qualified as a member of the Association of Taxation Technicians in 1995 and the Chartered Institute of Taxation in 1999. He is also a founder member of the Association of Independent Expatriate Tax Practitioners (AIETP), a tax technical forum with over 30 member firms, and is a regular speaker at relocation events
Phone: +44 (0) 207 100 2126
Email: rwattsjoyce@GTN.com
Christopher Hall CTA
Christopher is Managing Director of the New York office and has more than twelve years of
experience in expatriate tax compliance and consulting. Having
worked in the UK, Canada, and the U.S., Christopher has significant
experience in a wide variety of expatriate related topics including
Social Security, pensions, treaty application and planning, and
compensation and policy issues. As an expatriate himself, he adds
personal experience to the technical knowledge that relates directly
to the challenges of making cross border moves. After receiving a BA
(Honours) in Economics from the University of Leeds, Christopher
began his career in the UK with Arthur Andersen. He is UK tax
qualified and an Overseas Member of the Chartered Institute of
Taxation in the UK. Prior to joining GTN, Christopher worked in
Deloitte's expatriate tax practice in Toronto and New York for over
nine years.
Phone: +1 917 470 9132
Email:
chall@GTN.com
We hope you will join us on Wednesday, 19 May at 8:00 AM US/PDT for an in-depth discussion of this very relevant topic.
Please feel free to send an email to us at Webinars@GTN.com with suggestions for future webinar topics.
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