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You're Invited! International Double Taxation Virtual Webinar

May 2026


International Double Taxation: Risks, Realities and Practical Solutions

Americas Region
Wednesday 20 May 2026
8:30 Los Angeles | 9:30 Mexico City | 11:30 New York | 12:30 Buenos Aires | 16:30 London

Europe and Asia-Pacific Regions
Thursday 21 May 2026
11:30 London | 12:30 Paris | 18:30 Hong Kong | 20:30 Sydney

As businesses operate across multiple jurisdictions, international tax challenges become more complex. One of the most common and costly risks is double taxation, where the same income is taxed in more than one country.

We are pleased to invite you to an upcoming webinar hosted by the Russell Bedford International Tax Centre of Excellence . This session will provide a clear and practical overview of how double taxation arises, and how businesses and individuals can manage and mitigate these risks when operating internationally.

Double Taxation: risks, realities and practical solutions

In this one-hour session, our international tax specialists from the Americas, Europe and Asia Pacific regions will cover:

* How double taxation arises in cross-border transactions

* Practical ways to avoid or manage permanent establishment (PE) risks, including corporate residence issues

* Key considerations for international employee mobility

* How withholding taxes work in global operations

* Common red flags for international tax authorities

* How to make effective use of tax treaties and available reliefs

Each topic will be illustrated with real-world examples from international business scenarios, helping you connect the theory to practical decision-making. Register to attend. We are running two live sessions to accommodate for different timezones.

 

Americas region: Wednesday 20 May

Register here

Europe and Asia-Pacific regions: Thursday 21 May

Register here

We hope you'll join us to gain a clearer understanding of where double taxation risks arise in your business, along with practical insights into how to manage these risks and apply appropriate reliefs in a compliant and efficient way.

 

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