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We hold webinars on topical matters that are relevant to both our corporate and individual client base. If you have missed or would like to watch our past webinars again, you can access them on the below links:
Ahead of the 2021/22 National Budget, Andersen in Mauritius set out to understand the extraordinary challenges faced by our economy in these uncertain times through its webinar, ‘How will the Mauritian economy shape up in a post-pandemic world?’, held on Wednesday 26 May 2021.
On Wednesday, February 17, Andersen's Alternative Investment Fund practice will host a webcast on the changes and unresolved issues brought to light by the Section 1061 final regulations. The webcast will be lead by Andersen speakers Rich Jahn, Cornelia Schnyder and Hai Tang.
On Tuesday, February 23, Andersen's Alternative Investment Fund practice will lead a webcast discussion focused on the tax issues impacting the buying and selling of portfolio companies. Webcast speakers include Bryan Collins, Brandon Nett, and Brian O'Connor.
On Thursday, November 19, Andersen's Alternative Investment practice hosted a webcast on the opportunities and important items to consider before year-end. The webcast was led by a team of Andersen Managing Director experts including Lindsay Chamings, Heather Harman, Dennis Minich, Richard Jahn, Cornelia Schnyder, Janet Canty, and Edward Schulte.
On November 10, a group of Andersen Managing Directors hosted a webcast on Polishing the Crystal Ball: The 2020 Election Puts Taxes on the Line. The one hour webcast was led by Carl Fiore, Joe Karczewski, Mary Duffy and Joe Toce where they discussed timely ideas for optimizing short and long-term planning, in light of the 2020 election results.
On Tuesday, September 1, a group of Andersen Alternative Investment Fund experts hosted a webcast on Section 1061 of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) and the impact of this new tax law on the treatment of carried interest and available planning opportunities to maintain favorable tax treatment of carried interest.
