Experience an insightful morning in our London office on Wednesday 11th March from 09:30 AM to 12:00 PM for the latest in our series of client tax workshops. 

Agenda:

Tax automation – unlocking the power of low-code technology

Manual tax processes can drain time, increase risk, and slow teams down. Low-code technology offers a smart, credible alternative — yet many tax functions are still under-using it.

In this session, we’ll show how low-code tools such as Microsoft Power Platform and Alteryx can be used by tax professionals (not developers) to automate complex processes, improve accuracy, and deliver quick, cost-effective wins.
We’ll bring this to life with real-world examples of solutions we’ve built for clients, demonstrating what’s possible and how you can get started.

Pillar Two update – what the January 2026 changes really mean

The January 2026 announcements introduce significant developments to the Pillar Two framework, including the side-by-side system, a simplified ETR safe harbour, and a substance-based tax incentives safe harbour — but what do these changes mean in practice?
This session will cut through the detail to explain how the new rules could affect different multinational groups, exploring the potential impact on compliance complexity and whether the changes may reduce tax exposure for certain taxpayers.

UK share-for-share exchanges and reorganisations – navigating the new rules

Recent changes announced in the Autumn Statement could materially affect how corporate reorganisations and share-for-share exchanges are structured.
We’ll walk through what’s changed, why it matters, and where the new anti-avoidance provisions may apply. Using practical transaction examples, we’ll highlight common scenarios that could now be caught and what businesses should be thinking about before undertaking future reorganisations. 

Date:
Wednesday, March 11, 2026
 
Time:
9:30 AM - 12:00 PM GMT
 
Location:
Park House
16 – 18 Finsbury Circus
London 
EC2M 7EB