REMINDER - Finance & Taxation Working Group Meeting
Wednesday, 23 March at 9am
New European Chamber Office
China finally opened up its distribution sector to foreign investors last year. While the liberalisation of the sector creates new opportunities for foreign investors in the area of retail, wholesale, franchising and import/ export activities, it also gives rise to structuring, tax, customs and foreign exchange issues. What will be the impact of the new regulations on your business? Is your existing distribution model effective going forward? What are the tax, customs and foreign exchange issues you should consider?
Join us to welcome Mr Khoonming Ho from KPMG Beijing, who will raise these issues and more in his presentation entitled:
Rethinking the Chinese Distribution Models:
The Potential Impact of the New Wholesale and Retail Liberalisation Measures
Thank you for confirming your participation to nruble@euccc.com.cn at your earliest convenience.
Speaker biography:
Mr Khoonming Ho: Senior tax partner of the Beijing office of KPMG Huazhen. Khoonming Ho has been active in advising foreign investors in China since 1993. He is experienced in advising foreign corporations on their manufacturing and distribution operations in China, dealing with the related tax, customs, transfer pricing and regulatory issues. He has been involved in advisory projects in connection with wholesales, retails, franchising, sourcing and procurement, contracted management, toll manufacturing, use of free trade zones, export processing zones and logistics parks. He has worked in different parts of China, including Beijing, Shanghai and southern China. Over the years, Khoonming has built up strong relationship with tax and customs officials at the central and local levels. He is a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales. He is also a member of the Chartered Institute of Taxation of the United Kingdom.