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Presentations

Below are the presentations (PDFs) that were delivered at KPMG’s Asia Pacific Tax Summit 2013.

Main Summit Break-out presentations:

Day 1

Tax planning & Asia Pacific's dynamic treaty networks (PDF 218 KB)
From local challenge to strategic global enabler: A transformative approach to compliance sourcing (PDF 1.4 MB)
R&D in Asia Pacific – incentives for innovation

Part 1 (PDF 2.16 MB)
Part 2 (PDF 2.97 MB)

Asia Pacific's rising indirect tax reforms – managing to win (PDF 2.34 MB)
Mergers & Acquisitions – taking global M&A local (PDF 657 KB)
Managing transfer pricing in the new world (PDF 1.17 MB)
Financial Transaction Tax – another cost of doing business or something more fundamental? (PDF 1.5 MB)

Day 2

China – business reality and international tax planning, inside & out (PDF 875 KB)
Emerging trends in real estate funds (PDF 474 KB)
Private equity – flows tilt towards Asia (PDF 1.0 MB)
Investing into Europe – opportunities abound (PDF 381 KB)
India – the inside story (PDF 282 KB)
Latin America – diversity, complexity & opportunity (PDF 354 KB)

Transfer Pricing/Value Chain Special Event presentations:

What is happening in the tax authority world? (PDF 705 KB)
A transfer pricing tour: update from key Asia Pacific jurisdictions (PDF 793 KB)
The new financial regulation and financial services transfer pricing (PDF 346 KB)
Embedding tax in your value chain (PDF 437 KB)
Transfer pricing dispute resolution approaches for key jurisdictions (PDF 633 KB)
What does a best in class transfer pricing department look like? (PDF 418 KB)
Common tax efficient value chain approaches for China and Hong Kong (PDF 959 KB)

2013 KPMG Asia Pacific Tax Summit
23-26 April 2013
Four Seasons Hotel Shanghai, China (Weihai Road)

Registration information

2013 KPMG Asia Pacific Tax Summit, Shanghai - Registration

Due to the tremendous response, we have now reached capacity for the Asia Pacific Tax Summit in Shanghai. The registration database is now closed and a waitlist is in operation. If you wish to join this waitlist please email the central mailbox infoaspactaxsummit@kpmg.com.

All registration updates and client network meeting change requests will be handled by email only from here on. You can no longer log on to change your registration details yourself. Please email them to infoaspactaxsummit@kpmg.com.

Cancellation / modification of accommodation

In the event that you need to modify or cancel your hotel reservation, please use the link in your accommodation confirmation email which will take you back to the hotel's website and give you the option to edit or cancel your booking.

Contact us

If you have any questions regarding the Summit arrangements, please contact infoaspactaxsummit@kpmg.com.

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