BEPS University – Singapore edition​

This program will share practical insights and challenges to help in-house tax and finance teams get up to speed with the nuances of Pillar Two.

As of June 2025, close to 70 countries have final or draft Pillar Two legislations, or plan to implement Pillar Two. Among these jurisdictions, around 80% have already issued final or draft qualified domestic minimum top-up (QDMTT) tax legislation and another 55% have final or draft legislation in place for under taxed profits rule. While the financial year (FY)24 compliance and reporting requirements for Pillar Two mandate that in-scope multinationals should file their first Global Anti-Base Erosion (GloBE) Information Return and local returns by 30 June 2026, some jurisdictions such as Belgium and Vietnam have imposed an earlier deadline to file the QDMTT return by the end of the year 2025.​

With jurisdictions forging ahead with the implementation of Base Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS) Pillar Two, it is timely for multinationals to be prepared to meet the Pillar Two compliance requirements and step up efforts to deepen their understanding about the GloBE Model Rules and their interactions with the local legislations.​

We invite you to our third run of BEPS University, a masterclass focused on the GloBE Model Rules and their practical applications in business scenarios. Participants should have a basic understanding of these rules. The program will also cover the principles of the Transitional Country-by-Country Reporting (CbCR) Safe Harbor (TCSH) and provide insights from Singapore, including the Domestic Top-up Tax (DTT) regime and key considerations for Pillar Two compliance. ​

This program will be led by Chester Wee, EY Asean International Tax and Transaction Services Leader, James Choo, Partner, International Tax and Transaction Services, Ernst & Young Solutions LLP, and other experienced EY tax professionals with Pillar Two engagements. The program will share practical insights and challenges that can help in-house tax and finance teams get up to speed with the nuances of Pillar Two.​

The two-day program is designed to be conducted in an interactive classroom setting, with structured syllabus covering topical issues arising from real-life scenarios.​

Who should attend​

This event is for in-house tax and finance professionals (direct tax compliance, advisory and tax accounting and reporting professionals), especially those at Managers, Senior Managers, Directors, Heads of Tax and Vice Presidents of Tax and professionals of other similar levels. The course is also recommended for professionals that will be responsible for multi-jurisdictional implementation and not just confined to a single jurisdiction.​

Fees ​

S$2,725.00 (inclusive of refreshments and lunch on both days, and GST).​

* Clients sending two or more participants will enjoy a 20% discount for all participants.​

Seats are limited and a confirmation email will be sent to you if your registration is successful. ​

Continuing professional education (CPE) credit is given upon completion of the program.​

Registration deadline​

8 August 2025 or when the seats are filled, whichever is earlier. ​

Important note:​

This event is for EY clients and prospects. EY Corporate Advisors Pte. Ltd. reserves the right to accept registration, cancel the event or amend the schedule and speakers due to circumstances beyond our control. We regret that we cannot provide fee refunds, but changes in the personnel attending can be accommodated. For queries, please contact Calista Woo.​

Please only send payment after you have received confirmation of your registration.​

Please note that photographs, video and audio recordings (Materials) may be taken during the event. The EY member firms in Singapore may collect, use, reproduce, edit and/or share the Materials for its internal and external publications (which include magazines, newsletters and website), for publicity and marketing purposes, and/or for post-event communications with event attendees. All rights, title and interests in the Materials shall belong to EY.

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