Missions

Members of the FISC Subcommittee will travel to London, United Kingdom, from 19 to 20 June 2023, in order to meet key political decision-makers and stakeholders to discuss developments in the area of international taxation and the relation between the EU and the UK in this field.

Members of the FISC Subcommittee will travel to Bern (Switzerland) from 3 to 4 November 2022. The delegation, led by the Chair, Mr Paul Tang, will meet with representatives of key institutions, such as the Federal Department of Finance, the Federal Tax Administration, Members of the Economic Affairs and Taxation Committees of the National Council as well as stakeholders from the private sector, experts and civil society.

Members of the FISC Subcommittee will travel to Luxembourg, from 20 to 21 October 2022. The delegation, led by the Chair, Mr Paul Tang, will meet with representatives of the Finance Committee of the Luxembourgish Parliament, key representatives from the ministry of finance, as well as stakeholders from the private sector and civil society.

Members of the FISC Subcommittee will travel to Dublin, Ireland from 19 to 20 September 2022. The delegation, led by the Chair, Mr Paul Tang, will meet with representatives of key institutions, such as the Department of Finance, the Revenue Commissioners and the Finance Committee and the Committee for Budgetary Oversight of the Irish Parliament (Oirechtas), as well as stakeholders from the private sector, experts and civil society.

Members of the FISC Subcommittee will travel to Washington D.C. from 23 to 25 May 2022. The delegation, led by the Chair, Mr. Paul Tang, will meet with representatives of key institutions, such as the Senate’s Finance Committee, the US Department of Treasury, the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund, as well as stakeholders from the private sector and civil society.

Members of the FISC Subcommittee will travel to Paris on 24 February 2022. The delegation, led by the Chair Mr. Paul Tang, will meet with representatives of key institutions, such as the French tax authorities and the OECD, as well as stakeholders from the private sector and civil society.