Tax reform in the U.S., Brexit in the U.K., and international efforts to fight base erosion and profit shifting are changing the tax landscape. The interaction of tax and business, which has never been wholly predictable, must now be considered even more carefully. The boundaries of acceptable behavior are shrinking, and the penalties and criminal sanctions for participating in international schemes are severe.

The International Tax Program and the Center for International Law at New York Law School will co-sponsor a free CLE program on Wednesday, February 21, featuring U.S. guest speakers Stanley C. Ruchelman and Fanny Karaman, LL.M. (Taxation) ’12, of Ruchelman P.L.L.C. and U.K. guest speakers Gary Ashford of Harbottle & Lewis and Anne Fairpo of Temple Tax Chambers. The panelists will discuss how the new environment affects companies engaged in business between the U.S. and the U.K.–and the lawyers who advise them.

A light lunch will be provided. Register here.