Further clarifications: Mobility tax implications of the One, Big, Beautiful Bill Act

Originally aired Friday, July 25, 2025

The One, Big, Beautiful Bill enacts noteworthy changes to the US tax landscape, and the specific impacts and appropriate treatment of its measures are still being assessed.

As a follow-up to our first session held on July 11, Julie Baron and Susie McCauley continue the discussion in this webinar, providing further clarification on many of the changes, and focusing in particular on the topics that were top-of-mind for the audience in our first session. They also address any IRS guidance that has been provided to date. Access the recording (requires registration)

Mobility tax implications of the One, Big, Beautiful Bill Act

Originally aired Friday, July 11, 2025

With the One, Big, Beautiful Bill and its noteworthy changes to the US tax landscape now passed into law, this webinar provides a full recap of the aspects of the Bill that are particularly relevant for organizations with mobile employee populations. Access the recording (requires registration)

Podcast: 100 days into the Trump Administration: What happened and what’s next for US and global immigration?

With the first 100 days of Donald Trump’s second term now complete, members of our US and global immigration host this podcast to assess the impacts on inbound US immigration and business travel, and how American policies are changing cooperation among other countries.

True to his campaign vows, Trump has shaken up US immigration policy with bold reforms, while other headline-making pledges are yet to come. From Executive Orders to policy pivots, get insider legal analysis and sharp predictions on the next chapter in America’s immigration story.

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Navigating cross-border travel during the Trump presidency: A primer for companies with Canadian operations

Originally aired Tuesday, April 15, 2025

This webinar will provide Canadian businesses with essential insights into the unique travel risks associated with cross-border operations during President Trump's administration. Attendees will learn how US immigration policies, trade restrictions, and heightened border security could impact their employees traveling to the US. Access the recording (requires registration)

President Trump—the first 100 days: Ongoing developments in US immigration and tax policy

Originally aired March 26, 2025

In this third installment of our 'First 100 days' webinar series, our experts discuss recent policy changes, their impact, and what to expect next. This essential session provides key insights for employers and stakeholders navigating the evolving tax and immigration landscape.

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Coffee Break: The changing immigration landscape—a United States perspective

Originally aired March 18, 2025

Hosted by Vialto in Germany, this webinar reviews the recent wave of changes to the US immigration system with a lens for German companies planning to invest, grow, or expand in the US. The webinar is conducted in English.

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President Trump—the first 100 days: Recent actions in tax policy that could affect global mobility programs, plus an immigration update

Originally aired February 20, 2025

In the second webinar of our 'First 100 days' series, we focus on potential impacts to the US tax landscape resulting from Executive Orders and other actions taken recently. We also provide a quick update on any new developments on the immigration front since our first webinar in this series held on January 30th.

Mobility professionals will want to tune in to stay up-to-date on the latest impacts of changes occuring in the United States.

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President Trump—the first 100 days: Navigating the impact of Executive Orders on corporate immigration strategies

Originally aired January 30, 2025

This webinar reviews the Executive Orders relevant to immigration that were announced following President Trump's inauguration on January 20th, and provides guidance on navigating their impact. Mobility professionals are encouraged to listen in to understand how these developments could affect your workforce, compliance, and global mobility strategies.

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Webinar: Addressing new US immigration threats and opportunities as power shifts in Washington

Originally aired January 8, 2025

The final days of the Biden Administration and the imminent return to the White House of President-elect Trump and a Republican Congress have already created significant changes to US immigration programs.

Indian companies should strategize now to develop best practices that embrace new immigration opportunities and prepare their organizations to withstand more challenging and burdensome obligations. Access the recording (requires registration)

Webinar: What anticipated immigration policy changes in the United States could mean for global immigration

Originally aired November 20, 2024

The election of Donald Trump is poised to trigger significant changes in immigration policies. The changes will have implications for any companies that move people in or out of the United States—wherever they may be headquartered. Mobility professionals around the world must begin to understand the potential impacts and take proactive steps ahead of his inauguration on January 20. Access the recording (requires registration)

Webinar: The cross-border question: Post-election immigration implications for Canada and Mexico

Originally aired October 24, 2024

Former Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau said that living next to the United States was like sleeping next to an elephant, because “you’re affected by every twitch and grunt.” This is as true for Mexico as it is for Canada, and in this session, we’ll explore the potential immigration impacts of the November 5 vote on the United States’ neighbors to the north and south. Our speakers will also outline how organizations operating across North America can prepare for several potential election outcomes.

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Webinar: The CHIPS and Science Act—Immigration, staffing scarcity, future of the Act, and implications of a possible change in US leadership

Originally aired July 17, 2024

In July, we hosted Rebecca Peters, the Director of Public Policy at Samsung, as she discusses the history and implementation of the CHIPS and Science Act. In her role, Rebecca has been close to many of the challenges facing the semiconductor industry in the implementation of the Act. She addressed the immigration and staffing challenges facing the semiconductor industry, as well as the implications of a possible change in US leadership on the Act.

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