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China - Looking Ahead (8th Edition) (December 2018)

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Checklist of hot China tax issues for MNEs in 2019

One giant step forward in Chinese IIT reform

R&D 2.0: Taking tax incentives to the next level in China

Seeing the tax trees from the data forest – managing tax administration in the digital age

When America squeezes – implications of US tax reform for China

In the eye of the storm – how does China act and react in times of trade tension?

Tax opportunities and challenges for China in the BRI era

China FS sector opens up: Tax opportunities and challenges ahead

Coming of age – China’s leveraging of BEPS

Now that we got data, what are we gonna do with it? – TP challenges and opportunities

Not-so-old wine, in a not-so-new bottle – perennial tax challenges for M&A

A Sisyphean task? – Tax plays catch up with China’s rapid digitalisation

Tax means business – Hong Kong’s tax policies to increase competitiveness

Implications of IFRS9 on financial instruments for tax in Hong Kong

Taiwan’s forward-looking tax policies

Pushing the digital frontiers of tax in China

Features Articles

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    Sponsored by KPMG China
    Not-so-old wine, in a not-so-new bottle – perennial tax challenges for M&A
    John Gu, Chris Mak and Fiona He explore the key tax issues and considerations of China inbound M&A deals, especially in the education and real estate sectors, including practical challenges for cross-border transactions in these hot sectors, and how an investor can best get prepared.
    Christopher Mak, December 10, 2018
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    Sponsored by KPMG China
    Tax means business – Hong Kong’s tax policies to increase competitiveness
    Hong Kong has seen substantial changes to its tax landscape in 2018. Curtis Ng, Michael Olesnicky, John Timpany and Ivor Morris discuss Hong Kong’s tax changes for transfer pricing (TP) and research and development (R&D) aimed at enhancing Hong Kong’s competitiveness and driving its economic growth.
    Curtis Ng, December 10, 2018
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    Sponsored by KPMG China
    Tax opportunities and challenges for China in the BRI era
    Chinese governmental authorities remain supportive of rational, well-ordered and healthy outbound investment. Michael Wong, Joseph Tam, Karen Lin, Cloris Li and Alan O’Connor look at key domestic tax and regulatory measures implemented to enhance the competitiveness of Chinese outbound investment on the global stage, including under the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI).
    Alan O'Connor, December 10, 2018
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