VAT MASTER CLASSES 2021: VI. MARINE AND AVIATION

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November 24, 2021

VAT MASTER CLASSES 2021: VI. MARINE AND AVIATION

This Master Class will address the VAT considerations relevant to two industries which attract special provisions in EU VAT law. The session will focus on the practical implications of the applicable rules and will cover the operation of vessels and aircraft both in a commercial and private scenario. The session will take the format of an interactive discussion / case-study analysis, which will give participants the opportunity to discuss practical issues and the interpretation of the provisions of the law by reference to case law of the European Court of Justice.This Master Class comprises 3 CPE hours and is part of the MIT Advanced Course on VAT - an advanced-level, interactive course consisting of 6 sessions, each focusing on a specific sector. The full course brochure may be downloaded from this link. Participants can opt to attend the full course or select Master Classes.To book the FULL COURSE, click here.For GROUP BOOKINGS complete this form and send by email on info@maintax.org *TheMIT Advanced Course on VAT is eligible for the Membership Offer (MIT Members are eligible for 6 CPE hours of MIT events – “the Membership Offer Units” – on a complimentary basis, on the following terms: 2 Membership Offer units is equivalent to 1 CPE hour of the Advanced Course on VAT. To claim the offer for this webinar select ‘MIT Membership Offer – 6 units’ as the price option. A participant’s eligibility for the offer claimed is subject to final confirmation by the Malta Institute of Taxation.

Overview

Why Attend?

THE VAT MASTER CLASS ON MARINE AND AVIATION IS ONE OF 6 SESSIONS WHICH MAKE UP THE MIT ADVANCED COURSE ON VAT. EACH MASTER CLASS IS DESIGNED FOR PARTICIPANTS WHO ALREADY HAVE A GOOD KNOWLEDGE OF VAT BUT WANT TO GAIN A MORE IN-DEPTH UNDERSTANDING OF THE RULES, IN THE CONTEXT OF THE EU VAT SYSTEM.

Agenda Highlights:

Confirmed Speakers

David Ferry - David is a Certified Public Accountant. He joined PwC Malta in 1994 and was admitted as a partner in July 2009. David has extensive experience in corporate taxation as well as VAT and other indirect taxation matters on which he services a varied portfolio of clients. He has specialised in VAT matters since 1997 and has participated in a number of lectures, presentations and conferences on this subject. He has also assisted various clients in VAT tribunal cases. David currently lectures with the Malta Institute of Taxation and is a fellow member of the Malta Institute of Accountants where he is a member of the Taxation Committee. David is the partner primarily responsible for VAT related matters at PwC Malta.