Webcast series ‘State of Tax, Legal & People’
Discover the latest on tax, legal and people developments and regulations in our new 'State of Tax, Legal & People' webcast series. Take a look at our new program and sign up for the webcasts that are relevant to you.
The program runs from February up until June 2026 and covers various current topics. Our specialists provide valuable insights from various perspectives.
During the 'State of Tax, Legal & People' webcasts, we update you on current developments, professional techniques, and legislation. With a selection of topics, we align with relevant themes from various fields of work. The 'State of Tax, Legal & People' webcasts are aimed at professionals working in the fields of tax, legal, and people; CFOs, Tax, Legal, and HR directors and managers.
Registration
Use the button below to register for one or more webcasts of your choice. You will receive the access link one week prior to the event.
Programme
Date/time |
Title |
Description |
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| Tuesday 17 March, 15:00–16:30 (CET) | Product sustainability – legislation and value creation (in Dutch) | From 2026, a wave of EU product-level regulation will come into force that goes beyond organisation-wide reporting. At the same time, this offers opportunities to deploy sustainability strategically for innovation and growth. In this webcast, we discuss the scope and impact of these rules, what organisations should do to mitigate risks and create value, and how you translate this into your business model, data and traceability requirements, and technology architecture. |
| Tuesday 7 April, 15:00–16:30 (CET) | Pillar 2 update (in Dutch) | There are many developments related to Pillar 2. In our EMEA webcast in January, we already provided an update on the relevant changes. In this webcast, we will go deeper into what you need to know to be compliant and how to deal with, for example, CbCR. |
| Tuesday 9 June, 15:00–16:30 (CET) | Pay Transparency Directive in practice (in Dutch) | At the end of 2025, we provided a preview of the EU Pay Transparency Directive in this webcast. In 2026, the parliamentary process will follow in the Netherlands, and there will be greater clarity on what this means for your organisation. We will take you through the approach in a practical and concrete way and provide an update with the latest changes. Prepare now for entry into force on 1 January 2027. |
| Date to be confirmed | Update on EU tax policy (in Dutch) | In 2026, we expect the EU’s simplification package for all corporate tax directives and the directives on administrative cooperation (DACs). As soon as we have more concrete information, we will inform you of the date of the webcast and its expected content. By registering for this session, you will be kept informed automatically. |
Programme
Date/time |
Title |
Description |
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Tuesday 7 October |
Pillar 2: What’s next? (in Dutch) | Due to the ongoing influences of geopolitics and the various changes and tightening of regulations from the OECD, we would like to provide you with an update on the latest developments and guidance on how to deal with these in practice. What is the minimum you now need to do to remain compliant? |
Tuesday 28 October |
Deals & Due Diligence | Tax due diligence in 2025: How approach and scope is impacted by geopolitical tensions, AI’s innovation and backlog of PE backed portfolio companies. |
Tuesday 4 November |
Pay transparency directive in practice (in Dutch) | The Pay Transparency Directive, an EU initiative, will come into effect in mid-2026. Employers with 100 or more employees will be required to provide detailed reports on remuneration within their organisation. The aim is to achieve equal pay for equal work. What does this mean for your organisation, and how will it affect pay transparency or reporting requirements? When will you be required to compensate for pay differences? What should you consider in your recruitment policy? In this webcast, we provide practical tips and updates. |
Tuesday 2 December |
Tax Plan & Cabinet Formation (in Dutch) | The third Tuesday in September is traditionally marked by the presentation of the tax plan. But what do this and the subsequent general debates really mean in light of the elections and cabinet formation? In this webcast, we will guide you through the developments and expectations. |
Continuing education (PE)
The sessions qualify for one NOB PE point.
The webcasts are eligible for NOB PE registration (one NOB PE point). You must have attended at least 85% of the webcast. Your attendance is automatically monitored. In order to register the PE points, you will receive an e-mail in the week after the webcast with the link to the presentation and recording. You can use this e-mail and all correspondence relating to this event as proof of participation in your personal PE portfolio of the NOB.
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