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  • The OECD released its BEPS Action Plan in July 2013 in an environment that continues to challenge global economic recovery. Cheng Chi, Irene Yan, Brett Norwood and Michelle Sun of KPMG China provide their insights on how China is raising its effort to combat aggressive tax planning and evasion and play a more critical role in transfer pricing enforcement and thought leadership globally.
  • China has made some progress recently regarding resource tax, consumption tax and an emission trading scheme. It may be only time before this more holistic approach culminates in an environment tax or green tax. Jean Ngan Li, Sunny Leung and Jessica Xie of KPMG China consider what progress may be made in China’s tax policies on environmental protection.
  • With the auto industry in China growing at a breakneck pace, the Chinese authorities are placing it under close scrutiny on issues ranging from Customs duties, indirect tax and transfer pricing. William Zhang, David Ling and Sam Fan of KPMG China examine the tax challenges lying ahead for car manufacturers and producers of auto parts and components in China, and ways to deal with those challenges.

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