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Post Event Update| KPMG Update | Government Incentive Opportunities for Australian Enterprises in China
11-30-16 @ 9:30 am - 11:00 am
On November 30, AustCham Beijing and KPMG will host an update on Government Incentive Opportunities for Australian Enterprises in China.
As government authorities strengthen the administration over the relevant tax regulations and make new changes to policies, it is important for Australian Enterprises to ensure resulting opportunities are not missed.
This update will cover:
– Introduction of the key benefits and criteria for relevant incentives across China (including 150% super deduction, HNTE, ATSE, cash/grant subsidies)
– Summary of significant changes to the 150% Super Deduction and HNTE regulations
– How to identify eligible activities and capture eligible expenditure
– Description of typical incentive application procedures
– Keys to success – how to structure your application
– KPMG case sharing and insight from the regulators
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Event Details:
Date: 30 November 2016
Time: 9:30 AM – 11:00 AM
Price: 50 RMB (Members) 100 RMB (Non-Members)
Venue: AustCham Beijing Events Space
Location: Room 1003, Tower A, U-Town Office Building, 1 Sanfengbeili, Chaoyang Dist. Beijing, 100020北京市朝阳区三丰北里1号, 悠唐写字楼A座1003室, 邮编：100020
RSVP is required, please email to events@austcham.org
Agenda:
9:00 AM – 9:30 AM: Arrival and registration, tea and coffee
9:30 AM – 9:35 AM: Introduction and welcome
9:35 AM – 10:10 AM: Alan Garcia, KPMG’s R&D Centre of Excellence, China and Asia Pacific Regional R&D Leader
10:10 AM – 10:45 AM: Liang Wu, KPMG Senior Tax Manager
10:45 AM – 11:00 AM: Q&A with audience
Speakers:
ALAN GARCIA
Alan Garcia is KPMG’s Leader, R&D Centre of Excellence, China and Asia Pacific Regional R&D Leader.
Alan has 19 years’ R&D consulting experience specialising in preparing and reviewing incentive applications from a science, engineering and tax/legal perspective. Alan is well versed in identifying eligible R&D activities and expenditure, including understanding IP issues, transfer pricing, cross-charge/reimbursement and associated financial risk. Alan and his team regularly deal with Chinese SAT / STB / MOF officials regarding interpretation of R&D incentive rules and policies.
AustCham would like to thank the speakers, Alan Garcia from KPMG Australia and Liang Wu from KPMG China. Both speakers gave detailed insights into the tax incentives offered by the Chinese Government to enterprises engaged in product improvement and process development. Both speakers explained the importance of the 150% Super Deduction and how it could lead to significant benefits for businesses eligible for the incentive. Both Alan and Liang elaborated on the eligibility criteria, which projects qualified and how different businesses could access this government incentive to derive greater value and tax savings to their businesses.
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