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WEBINAR - TPS Asia & Cheng & Cheng Taxation Services Limited

TP HK, China and Asia
31 March 2022

What We'll Cover

Learn about the latest trends and transfer pricing developments in HK, China and Asia
Be aware of common areas of transfer disputes in both regions and tips to resolve them
Grasp the key differences and features of each region relevant for tax managers and CFO
Learn about the impact of the latest BEPS 2.0 in the region

Content

General view of Asia Tax Authorities on TP Principles? HK, China vs Asia
What is the level of audit activities? HK, China vs Asia
What are the common areas of disputes? HK, China vs Asia
BEPS 2.0 impact HK, China vs Asia

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