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Stand with Ukraine
In the face of the second year since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine by Russia, our hearts are heavy with compassion for the people enduring the profound impact and horrible consequences of this war. The ongoing war remains a humanitarian, economic, and environmental crisis. Despite these challenges, the Ukrainian government and its people continue to demonstrate perseverance, restraint, national togetherness, and dedication to recovery and reconstruction. We stand in solidarity with Ukraine, recognising the resilience and strength displayed by its citizens daily.
The CEE region stands resilient in the face of global challenges, with attractive investment opportunities and robust domestic and cross-border dealmaking potential in 2024.
Webinar - Pillar 2 GloBE: CEE perspective and useful tools
The implementation of the global 15% minimum tax (Pillar 2 GloBE) is considered to be one of the most significant international tax legislation amendments in decades. In 2024 the new rules become reality in EU countries and create an range of challenges for in-scope taxpayers.
Monthly newsletter on the Reconstruction of Ukraine
Be aware of the key developments and ongoing initiatives in the reconstruction process of Ukraine, along with updates from the international community.
In 2023 Mazars has been ranked the 3rd leading deal advisors in Central & Eastern Europe, based on the Mergermarket CEE Accountant League Table by the number of successful deals, and among the top 5 players by disclosed M&A deal value in CEE.
OECD Pillar 2 GloBE in CEE: Preparing for a different tax future
More than 140 jurisdictions have now signed up in principle to the global minimum tax framework, representing a ground-breaking plan to update key elements of the international tax system, which is no longer fit for purpose in a global and digitalised economy.
The beginning of 2022 signalled to what was to be a turbulent year for both European and global market, as Russia invaded Ukraine on 24 February. Trends that were already in play in 2021, rising inflation and higher borrowing costs, were greatly amplified. The war unleashed supply shocks, notably in the wholesale gas market.