16 August 2024

Taiwan’s development and reactions with Global Minimum Taxation

The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) is proposing the Global Minimum Tax (GMT) on multinational corporate profits to ensure that large multinational enterprises (MNEs) are subject to a 15% effective minimum tax rate regardless of where they operate. Currently, around 45 jurisdictions have implemented domestic tax laws to effectuate GMT, with more countries preparing to follow the trend and adapt their tax systems to accommodate this trend of global taxation. As Taiwan is not a member of the OECD nor admitted to the Inclusive Framework, it may choose to follow this global trend on a voluntary basis and make legislative changes that align with its own interests.

17 June 2024

New directors join Morison Global European Board

We are pleased to announce the appointment of two new directors to the Morison Global European Board: David James, International Liaison Partner at Grupa Strategia in Poland, and Izabela Suchomska, Partner at Nyman Lisbon Paul in the UK.

3 June 2024

Ryan Piper named CEO of Morison Global

Morison Global has appointed Ryan Piper as its new global Chief Executive Officer of the 74-country professional services association, as the group looks towards growing its influence in the global associations landscape.

27 May 2024

Morison Global Europe Conference: A trip to Prague

The Morison Global Europe Conference (17-19 May 2024) kicked off with a lively welcome drinks reception at the stunning rooftop of the President Hotel in Prague, Czechia. It was wonderful to see our members in person for the first time this year and reconnect as a community.

28 February 2024

Tokyo 2023: A spectacular journey through innovation, insights, and Japanese culture

The Morison Global International & Asia Pacific conference (27-30 November 2023) kicked off with a vibrant celebration in Tokyo, bringing together both familiar and fresh faces for an evening filled with great food, drinks, and cultural experiences. From the spectacle of two chefs skilfully carving a whole tuna to the traditional Sake Barrel Ceremony “Kagami-Biraki,” the stage was set for an unforgettable conference.