About the IBSA
The IBSA is the only multi-disciplinary association for practitioners dealing with business structuring and regulatory compliance across multiple jurisdictions. The association enables international business advisors to access and exchange knowledge, develop professional relationships and discover new business opportunities.
With Branches in North America, Europe, the UK, Asia and the Middle East, the IBSA runs multiple international events and local meetings for its members throughout the year. These include a mixture of formal and social events, designed to encourage knowledge sharing and develop business relationships.
IBSA Member Benefits
- Membership of a pioneering association with access to a global network of contacts
- Free attendance to discussion group meetings around the world
- Access to the IBSA Knowledge Bank for articles and news related to business structuring
- Significantly reduced costs of attending IBSA conferences, seminars and workshops
- Free access to the online IBSA Business Structuring Course
Members of the IBSA are drawn from a wide range of vocations and practice areas, providing advice and services to companies seeking to structure their businesses in line with global best practice. With specialists in over 35 jurisdictions, the IBSA is growing its membership around the world. Members have access to a range of events and resources including Conferences, Webinars, the Knowledge bank and activity programmes led by local Chapters in their country.
Events
The IBSA is committed to promoting best practice and knowledge sharing through a comprehensive programme of social and educational activities. As the organisation grows, so too will the opportunities for members in their local jurisdiction. As a Solicitors Regulation Authority accredited CPD provider, you can be sure that IBSA events are of the highest quality to support your continuing professional development.
Articles
DAC 6: UK implementation of the ...
By Norton Rose FulbrightDAC 6 imposes mandatory reporting of cross-border arrangements affecting at least one EU member state where the arrangements fall within one of a number of “hallmarks”. The use of ...
Corporate Residence - How to keep ...
By Charlotte BlackA company that is not incorporated in the UK may be treated as UK tax resident if it is centrally managed and controlled here. Much careful tax planning can be undone if this ...
OECD Assessment of Low-Tax ...
By Alpha Management LimitedThe July 23rd 2019 report of the OECD Forum (Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development) on Harmful Tax Practices (HTP) has concluded that 11 of the 12 countries on ...
Investment Funds in United Arab ...
By Jimmy SextonThe United Arab Emirates (UAE) was formed in 1971 and originally consisted of Abu Dhabi, Ajman, Dubai, Fujairah, Sharjah, and Umm Al Quwain. This was a historic year for them ...
