When the US withdrew from the TPP, many experts appeared to agree that the TPP was “dead and gone”. Undeterred by President Trump’s decision to withdraw from the TPP, the remaining members of the TPP (the “TPP11”) have continued talks on how to move forward. A series of talks from March 2017 onwards, spearheaded by Japan, may set out a new path forward. One idea driving the most recent round of talks is that parts of the original TPP would be frozen in order to facilitate the ratification of the TPP at an early date, and to permit the US to return to ratify the TPP in the future. Chief negotiators for the TPP11 met again on October 30, 2017 hoping to hammer out a general agreement early next month in Vietnam on the sidelines of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Summit. This webinar, led by Daniel Kiselbach, will provide a brief overview of the status of this matter, interests behind the TPP and potential next steps.

Daniel Kiselbach is a lawyer and partner with Deloitte Tax Law LLP. He has practised law for 25 years in various areas, including customs, trade and taxation. His practice focuses on tax, customs and trade matters. He provides legal representation with respect to tax and customs audits, investigations and enforcement actions. Additionally, he provides advice on matters such as doing business in Canada, transfer pricing and minimizing duties and taxes. Dan's publications include Carswell's Canadian Customs Law and the Annotated Customs Act.

Webinar Details

Date: Wednesday, 8 November 2017 at 1:00 - 2:00 ET

Location: Online (access information will be emailed upon registration and prior to the webinar)

Points/Credits: 2 CCS points / 2 CTCS credits (for registered participants)

Registration Fees

GST/HST# 13183 1323 RT

Refund Policy

There will be no refunds for this event, however, substitution is available. Please contact us with the name of the substitute participant prior to the webinar.