The European Business Initiative on Taxation (EBIT)

EBIT is one of the most recognised business representative bodies on direct tax in Europe

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About EBIT

Established in 2001 with the help of PwC at the request of a number of companies, EBIT is a high-level but informal cross-industry working group of Senior Tax Executives from European based companies whose aim is to help streamline and modernise Europe's direct tax policy. EBIT aims to help eliminate remaining tax barriers that hamper cross-border economic activity in the single market, and deliver business messages based on real-life experiences and examples to achieve practical progress.

EBIT members

Airbus Group
BP
CARLYLE
Caterpillar
Diageo

GSK
Huawei
International Paper
Johnson & Johnson
JTI

NASPERS
PepsiCo
Pfizer
Procter & Gamble
Raytheon Technologies Corp.

RELX
Schroders
SHV Group
VATTENFALL

Benefits of joining

Do you also want to help modernise Europe's direct tax policy but don't find the time? Then joining EBIT may be exactly what you're looking for!

Daily EBIT email alert service on EU and OECD direct tax developments
Being part of a high-level business group for large corporate taxpayers from across industry sectors that collectively input to EU and OECD direct tax policy
Meetings with EU and OECD policy-makers

Meetings with EU and OECD policy-makers
Flexible- time- and cost-efficient approach
Regular networking with business peers
Easy access to PwC experts and networks

EBIT position papers

EBIT has been an active contributor to the EU direct tax policy debate since 2001. Its approach combines in-depth technical dialogue with key experts at the European Commission and the OECD with a strategic campaign to raise awareness among politicians and policymakers of the key issues facing European-based businesses — and the need to preserve and enhance their competitiveness in the world.