Event date: Wednesday 15th October 2025, 6pm - 9pm

Exclusive Invitation:
A Collaborative Dinner Experience at Gordon Ramsay's Bread Street Kitchen with a gourmet feasting menu and paired wines 
 
You are cordially invited to an exclusive dinner co-hosted by Thomson Reuters and EY in the private dining room of Gordon Ramsay’s Bread Street Kitchen in The City, located close to Moorgate and Liverpool Street stations. Indirect tax leaders will gather for an evening of refined cuisine, peer networking and expert insight.

Navigating E-Invoicing Mandates: Implications for Indirect Tax Leadership 

Join Thomson Reuters specialists alongside EY experts to unpack the global shift towards mandatory electronic invoicing. In an informal, but guided roundtable, you’ll explore compliance strategies, dissect real-world case studies, share experiences with peers and discuss actionable steps to equip your indirect tax team for evolving e-invoicing requirements. All while you indulge in a gastronomic extravaganza.

A Private Dining Experience and Knowledge Exchange

Just minutes from Moorgate and Liverpool Street, Bread Street Kitchen & Bar in The City of London brings a bold New York loft vibe to the heart of London. We will be feasting on Bread Street Kitchen's Experience Menu which includes Gordon Ramsay's famous Beef Wellington and rare breed beef from the grill and bespoke vegetarian dishes, with paired wines served by a sommellier throughout. 

Attendance is by invitation only and spaces are strictly limited. If you have received this invitation, please RSVP to secure your place at the table. Please also do inform us of any dietary requirements when you register.
 

By registering for this event, you affirm that you are a real individual and a legitimate participant invited by one of the Thomson Reuters Europe team or EY team. We reserve the right to withhold the event from individuals whom we reasonably believe to be engaging in fraudulent activities or providing false information during the registration process. This includes, but is not limited to, using fake or temporary email addresses, providing inaccurate or misleading personal information, or any other behavior we deem suspicious.