Hong Kong’s tax bureau initiated its first transfer pricing audits and probes in 2012. CT asks Loretta Shuen, chairperson of the taxation committee of CPA Australia’s Greater China chapter, to outline the new landscape.
The US and China have agreed to allow the US accounting watchdog to access audit papers of US-listed Chinese firms alleged of fraud. A handful of the major accounting firms were holding off supplying the information ...
Paul Drum, head of business and investment policy of CPA Australia, spotlights on transfer pricing risks arising from Australia’s renewed pledge to clamp down on profit shifting and tax avoidance.
As Singapore’s tax watchdog steps up transfer pricing probes, CT asks Simon Poh (pictured), board member of Singapore Institute of Accredited Tax Professionals, how companies can better comply with the tax rule.
An analysis of thousands of financial statements has established convincing evidence to prove that mainland Chinese companies more dependent on funding from offshore investors will provide more accurate reporting ...
As India’s tax watchdog tightens its grip on transfer pricing, Vijay Iyer, Ernst and Young’s partner and national leader of transfer pricing, offers in-depth advice on dealing with regulatory uncertainties.
Shareholder and regulatory pressure has spurred companies to conduct more compliance checks. CT asks Torsten Duwenhorst, partner of forensic technology and discovery services at Ernst & Young, how to maximise value ...
Tapping the new renminbi cash management pilots requires more than just approval from the state regulators, but also the sophistication and sound preparation of the treasury team who will implement it.
Rocky Lee (pictured), Asia managing partner of Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft, and the firm’s Iris Zhaoxin Liu, offer advice on how multinationals can better handle China’s evolving anti-tax avoidance rules.