Supreme Court Case Law on Tax Dispute Resolution in 2021 and the Tax Code

Webinar from the Continuing Auditor Education Program Series

During this webinar, you will be able to deepen your knowledge of the following:

Judicial practice of the Supreme Court on resolving tax disputes in 2021:
- The "Business Purpose" Institute in judicial practice
- Change in the position of the Supreme Court on the priority of tax payments
- The principle of "Due diligence" as applied by the Supreme Court in disputes with the tax authority
- Non-goods transactions: how to prove the right to expenses and VAT PC
- Time limit for applying to court in case of out-of-court appeal
- Identification of foreign income of individuals by the tax authority and additional assessment of tax liabilities

TCU: Basic provisions and "Business Purpose" in 2021-2022
- To whom the TCU rules may apply (Article 39 of the Tax Code)
- Criteria for recognizing transactions as controlled
- Basic transfer pricing methods
- Basic principles of applying the "Business Purpose" institute in 2021-2022
- Requests to the taxpayer in the field TCU

Duration of the event – ​​4 hours
Start – 10:00 17.12.2021
Format – online
Participation in this event is included in the continuous professional training of auditors and is confirmed by a Certificate.

Cost: 800 UAH (a 15% discount is provided for participation in 2 or more webinars from the professional training program).


Trainer – Korkh Oleksandr, Senior Legal Advisor of the Tax and Legal Department of LLC “BAKER TILLY UKRAINE”
- teaching experience of more than 7 years
- work experience in the field of consulting on tax and legal issues of more than 10 years, projects implemented for companies in the agricultural, manufacturing and processing sectors, retail trade sectors, etc.
- accumulated practical experience in representing the interests of taxpayers in courts for more than 10 years
- work experience in the field of TCU for more than 7 years, projects implemented for companies in the agricultural, manufacturing and processing sectors, retail trade sectors, etc.