[Offline] Tax Highlights: Policies and Incentives for Foreign Business and Individuals in China Go back »
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Time2022-03-09 | 14:00 - 16:00
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Venue:European Chamber Shanghai Office
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Fee:Members: 200 |
Non Members: 400
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Speakers
Mr. Alexander Prautzsch
Alexander Prautzsch is a Tax Director at PwC China in the Shanghai office and is a member of the European Business Group.
Alexander is committed to advising European, particularly German-speaking clients, on their investments in China. He is focused on Chinese, German and international tax matters for corporate clients as well as their employees. Typical projects of Alexander include investment advisory, restructurings, profit repatriation planning, employee assignments, cost cross-charges and supply chain planning projects.
Alexander is a German certified tax advisor (Steuerberater) and has lived and worked in Shanghai since October 2005. Prior to working in China, Alexander worked for three years in the international tax department in Frankfurt. Alexander is a German native speaker and fluent in English and Mandarin.
Ms. Gertie Chen
Gertie has nearly 20 years consulting experience and has advised many multinational companies and domestic companies on global mobility policy for different types of assignment, remuneration approach as well as the mobility process and assignment management. She also helps companies and executives to develop tax efficient remuneration strategies, long term incentive program and employment/deployment structure. She is a regular speaker in public seminars and workshops. She is certified as Global Professional in Human Resources (GPHR) by the Society for Human Resource Management in the USA.
Mr. William Zhang
William has been providing PRC business, tax, and regulatory advisory services for various multinational companies since 1997.
William had been seconded to the International Corporate Tax Group of KPMG London office for one year, focusing on various international tax projects for European companies.
William has assisted many multinational companies in making investments in China and gathered extensive experiences in serving clients engaged in a wide spectrum of industries including chemistry, electronics, auto and auto parts, etc. His experience covers the range from assisting multinational companies in formulating expansion strategy into the PRC, setting up and structuring their business operations in the PRC, fulfilling relevant registration and filing requirements to the stage of working out practical solutions to various tax issues and exploring possible tax planning ideas for the clients.
In particular, William has advised quite a number of multinational companies in the industry market in their restructuring and M&A activities and assisted them in performing various tax filings including advising on restructuring planning and investment/exit strategies, reviewing/preparing returns of major applicable taxes (such as Corporate Income Tax, Value Added Tax), performing tax health check, etc.
William is the national leader of Industrial, Auto, and Energy sectors in China.
Ms. Vicky Xiao
Inditex is one of the world's largest fashion retailers, with eight brands (Zara, Pull&Bear, Massimo Dutti, Bershka, Stradivarius, Oysho, Zara Home and Uterqüe), selling in 216 markets through its online platform or its 6,654 stores in 96 markets.
Vicky Xiao, C&B Director of Inditex China, joint Inditex in Nov. 2011, started from International Mobility and now is in charge of both C&B function and International Mobility function.
Vicky has more than 10 years’ experience on international assignment field and be familiar with nontaxable benefits project in China mainland.