Transfer Pricing & Supply Chain Planning (China 2011)
Layna Francisco
layna.francisco at fortressintelligence.com.sg
Sun Apr 3 08:01:42 UTC 2011
China 2011: Transfer Pricing & Supply Chain Planning
Thursday, 28th April 2011, 9:00am-5:00pm, Amara Singapore
In the past, China's tax authority provided favourable business environment
to attract foreign investments. Today, the tax authorities are stepping up
their efforts to enhance tax collection and transfer pricing compliance,
due to many foreign enterprises reporting low profitability upon the
expiration of their tax holidays. In order to avoid risk of penalty, it is
important for foreign businesses to make sure that their specific transfer
pricing planning and strategies fall within the boundaries of State
Administration of Taxation's rules and regulations. Leading experts, Cheng
Chi, Partner, Global Transfer Pricing Services and Anthony Chau, Tax
Partner of KPMG China will keep you abreast of the recent developments of
China transfer pricing regime and will provide practical insights on how to
approach critical tax issues.
PROGRAMME OUTLINE
China TP Regulations: Whats new in the third year of enforcement?
Update on China transfer pricing: regulations and experts observations
Transfer pricing audit environment in China: statistics and trend
APA experience sharing
Case Study: Illustration of supply chain planning to:
Manage and mitigate transfer pricing and corporate tax risks
Optimize effective tax rate
Develop tax-efficient operating structure,with appropriate allocation of
functions, assets and risks
Centralization of administrative functionscash pooling use of CHC/RHQ
Minimise tax burden on corporate restructuring
Manage customs risks on payments to overseas
Remittance of funds from China
Management fee regime in China concerning overseas companies
China tax implications for remitting fees
Common strategies to reduce China tax on cross-border payments
HIGHLIGHTS
Receive up-to-date Chinese Transfer Pricing developments
Learn how to analyse these changes to mitigate tax risks
Identify tax-efficient structures for your business operations in China
Understand the strategies on cross-border payments to enhance tax savings
and benefits
To receive brochure/registration form, please email to
layna.francisco at fortressintelligence.com.sg
Looking forward to your participation with your colleagues at this seminar.
Yours sincerely,
Layna O. Francisco
Programme Coordinator
Fortress Intelligence Pte Ltd
10 Anson Road
Unit 34-11 International Plaza
Singapore 079903
Tel: 65 6334 8311
Fax: 65 6334 8511
layna.francisco at fortressintelligence.com.sg
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