Anticipating tomorrow's complex issues and new strategies is a challenge. Navigating what's next with Dbriefs that give you valuable insights on important developments affecting your business in Asia Pacific
Host: Kan Yan
Presenter: Kan Yan, and Kenneth Lau
Date: 10 February, 12:00PM SGT (GMT + 08:00)
Following the consultation and the legislative proposals for the company re-domiciliation regime, the Hong Kong Government published in the Gazette the new bill on December 20, 2024. The introduction of the company re-domiciliation regime aims to facilitate companies domiciled overseas to re-domicile to Hong Kong, thereby enhancing Hong Kong 's competitiveness through attracting enterprises and investment, as well as strengthening Hong Kong’s position as a global business and financial hub. The Government is likely aiming for legislative enactment soon. In the upcoming webcast, our tax and legal experts will share key features of the new company re-domiciliation regime and the related tax matters.
We will also discuss -
• The legal framework, eligibility criteria & application process
for re-domiciliation
• The expected use case of this regime in Hong Kong
• The clarified tax implications and remaining uncertainties
Host: Graeme Smith
Presenter: David Letos, Mark Carlton, Michael Manser
Date: 23 January 2025, 2:00 – 3:00 PM SGT
An ongoing push for increased levels of tax transparency for multinational enterprises has seen the recent introduction of new public country-by-country reporting measures in Australia, which have global reach. MNEs must now navigate a series of complex and nuanced rules as they prepare for the first year of reporting.
In this Dbriefs session we will cover:
• An overview of the new Australian public country-by-country
reporting measures
• Comparison of the new measures with other country-by-country
reporting measures
• Key data readiness considerations
• Other country-by-country reporting developments in Australia