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KPMG China's business newsletter
June 2009 |
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KPMG's Paul Brough, Edward Middleton and Patrick Cowley, the liquidators for Lehman Brothers' Hong Kong incorporated entities, have launched a new information site to serve as a point of contact and a source of useful updates. The site will cover key areas such as asset realisations, disposal procedures, and other issues relevant to creditors of the Hong Kong entities, interested parties, and the public.
> Click to access the Lehman site
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25/6 (HK): KPMG Transfer Pricing Planning Workshop - Unlocking Shareholder Value through Effective Tax Alignment
> details
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30/6 (GZ): Tax Workshop for Consumer Market
> details (in Chinese)
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1,3/7 (SH/GZ): The Long-term Approach to Mitigating Transfer Pricing Risks: An Insiders' Perspective
> details (SH / GZ)
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16-17/7 (SG): Asia Tax Summit 2009 - Optimising Tax Benefits and Staying Resilient
> details
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> more events
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| 1. In May, KPMG China supported the Employee Volunteer Week, organised by the NGO, Community Business. It included a series of activities run by our people, such as a mini-expo to showcase our key CSR programmes, tutorial sessions for the SoCO children, and promotion of additional volunteering opportunities with our NGO partners.
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2. As a long standing global supporter of Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE), KPMG China had over 80 people from eight offices volunteer to act as business advisors and provide guidance to more than 70 SIFE teams across China during the academic year 2008-2009. A total of 19 KPMG partners and senior managers voluntarily served as judges at the SIFE competitions.
> More updates on KPMG's CSR activities |
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