Speakers


A B C D E F G H J K L Ł M N O P R S Š Ś T U V W Z Ż

Kamil Wyszkowski

Company: Global Compact in Poland

Position: Director General, The Initiative of the Secretary-General of the United Nations

Participates in the sessions:

  • Taxes of the future

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    Taxes of the future

    Taxes of the future

    • The financial crisis of 2008 and the perception of taxation – long-term effects.
    • What has changed in the approach of international institutions (OECD, EC) to taxation?
    • Standardization of fiscal systems? Taxes as an instrument of national economic policy
    • Simplicity and efficiency. A taxpayer-friendly and efficient fiscal system – utopia or challenge?
    • Fiscal forecasts for Poland. Will there be more Unified Control File-like revolutions?
    • DigiTax – taxes and digitalization. Technologies – facilitators or a threat?
    • The tax advisor of the future – the necessary competences. Taxes in view of economic education and knowledge

  • Water routes in Poland and Europe

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    Water routes in Poland and Europe

    Water routes in Poland and Europe

    • Phase and timetable of state plans for the development of inland waterways in Poland for 2016-2020, with a perspective leading up to 2030. Polish ambitions against the background of other European countries
    • Key investments: modernising the Oder Waterway and the Vistula Waterway, building the Silesian Canal and the Koźle-Ostrava connection
    • Opportunities for internationalising Polish inland routes – interests of neighbours in co-operation and co-ordination of investment plans
    • Business and inland investments (participation, cascade hydropower plants, anti-flood protection)
    • Potential of the land infrastructure for supporting inland transportation (development plans for river ports; their communication with road, rail and air transportation)
    • Shipyards and fleet production. Carriers and forwarders on the market and their capabilities
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