Bloomberg BNA Hosting Two-Day Symposium On The Tax, Legal And Financing Environment In China

ARLINGTON, Va., May 4, 2015 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Bloomberg BNA today announced that it will be hosting "Perspectives on China: Tax, Legal and Financing Symposium," a two-day event designed to familiarize and update tax and non-tax professionals on the latest economic developments in China.  The symposium, being held May 20-21 at the JW Marriott in San Francisco, will examine practical solutions to the legal, tax and financial issues facing companies currently or expecting to do business in China.  Registration is available here and attendees can earn up to 16 CPE or CLE credits.    

Attendees will hear from legal and tax professionals with extensive expertise consulting businesses with operations in China.  They will provide insights and perspectives on how China's economy will fare in 2015, the latest changes in the income and withholding tax systems and how they can affect tax liability in the country, the best techniques for funding investments and operating capital in China, and the latest legal strategies for structuring operations in China and what U.S. businesses have learned from doing business in the country. 

"This symposium will provide insights into the much more challenging business and regulatory environment to which foreign multinationals will have to adapt," said event kickoff speaker John Jullens, Partner, PwC Strategy& Ltd.  "It's no secret that China is in transition and must overcome increasingly urgent economic, social, and political challenges.  However, there is little consensus on how to best to address these challenges, even in China itself.  And while the new leadership team's strategy under President Xi Jinping is becoming increasingly clear, success is by no means guaranteed."

Sessions at the conference include:

• Expatriate Income Tax Issues in China
• Is the China Growth Miracle Over? Debunking the Myths
• Tax, Legal, and Economic Aspects of M&A in China
• BEPS with Chinese Characteristics: Unilateral Actions and Tax Havens
• Expanding into China: Regulation, Structuring, and Principals
• Intellectual Property in China
• Planning for Non-PRC-Resident Companies Doing Business in China
• The Digital Economy and China
• Financing Investments in China
• Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) and End-to-End Transfer Pricing Execution
• Indirect Taxes in China - VAT, Customs Duty and Business Tax

Conference registration is available here.    

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