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Minimise Your Tax Risks Under the New China Corporate Income Tax (CIT) Regime
| Date: |
Wednesday, 27 May 2009 |
| Time: |
8:30 am - 9:00 am (registration)
9:00 am - 12:30 pm (seminar) |
| Venue: |
Grand Hyatt Hong Kong
1 Harbour Road
Wan Chai, Hong Kong |
| Organiser: |
CCH |
| Language: |
English |
| Speakers: |
Bolivia Cheung
Partner
KPMG China |
Barry Cheung
Manager
KPMG China |
The far-reaching effects of last year's Corporate Income Tax (CIT) law are taking shape. There have been prosecutions for tax treaty avoidance and abuse of special purpose vehicles (SPVs). Internationally, information exchange between taxation authorities is rising sharply, as is the attention being paid to tax havens.
There are many ways that these major changes can affect your company, as well as actions that you can take to achieve tax efficiency and stay in compliance.
This seminar on the CIT law will take a close look at the implications of the CIT law for your business and help you with tax planning. Participants will come away armed with expert practical guidance on compliance with the new rules in such areas as overseas SPVs, permanent establishment of foreign companies in China, thin capitalisation, deemed sales, and timing of revenue recognition.
Learn how to use the new tax rules as you:
- deduct management fees
- continue to rely on advantageous aspects of tax treaties
- reduce potential permanent establishment risk
- reduce non-deductible interest expenses
- document and manage inter-company charges
- remit funds out from China
- forestall challenges by the tax bureau; and
- schedule revenue recognition and paying withholding tax to your best advantage.
The speakers will also highlight a number of case studies as practical examples.
The information you'll gain from this seminar will not only get you over immediate hurdles of adapting to the new CIT law, and provide you with a firm foundation for safe and efficient long-term tax planning.
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