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Recently, underpayment of import taxes related to royalties has been a focus during Customs routine supervision. A number of companies have been audited or inspected by local customs in the past few years. The amount of import taxes underpaid on royalty is generally huge, and can result in late payment surcharges or even penalties. This is an issue that can significantly impact a company. Moreover, as royalty and transfer pricing are closely related, it's important to analyze both.
In order to keep the companies updated with the relevant policies, AmCham China is hosting a seminar to discuss customs royalty and transfer pricing. We invite KPMG professionals to share their experiences and insights on the following topics:
1. Laws and regulations related to royalty issue from customs perspective
2. Key consideration from the perspective of customs administration
3. Case studies
4. Interaction between royalty and transfer pricing
5. Common issues and strategies in handling the customs challenges
In order to keep the companies updated with the relevant policies, AmCham China is hosting a seminar to discuss customs royalty and transfer pricing. We invite KPMG professionals to share their experiences and insights on the following topics:
1. Laws and regulations related to royalty issue from customs perspective
2. Key consideration from the perspective of customs administration
3. Case studies
4. Interaction between royalty and transfer pricing
5. Common issues and strategies in handling the customs challenges
Since the royalty issue impacts the company significantly, we suggest that management of company attend this seminar and discuss the topics with the speakers thoroughly.
Note: This event will be held in Chinese.
About the speakers:
Eric Zhou is a Partner at KPMG. He worked with China Customs for over nine years before joining KPMG China in 2004. Zhou is specialized in corporate tax advisory, transfer pricing and customs advisory/denfense services related to multinational enterprises as well as PRC domestic enterprises in industrial market and consumer market (in particular, including industry of automobile, pharmaceutical, equipment manufacturing, electric and electronics, chemical, energy and food and beverage).
Helen Han is Director of Trade and Customs at KPMG's Beijing office. Han worked for China Customs more than 10 years in various departments such as investigation Bureau and Post-Clearance-Audit Section in both GAC, Guangdong Sub-Administration and Huangpu customs. She also worked for local government and has overseas study experience for pursuing master degree of art in Paris before joining KPMG in China.
Note: This event will be held in Chinese.
About the speakers:
Eric Zhou is a Partner at KPMG. He worked with China Customs for over nine years before joining KPMG China in 2004. Zhou is specialized in corporate tax advisory, transfer pricing and customs advisory/denfense services related to multinational enterprises as well as PRC domestic enterprises in industrial market and consumer market (in particular, including industry of automobile, pharmaceutical, equipment manufacturing, electric and electronics, chemical, energy and food and beverage).
Helen Han is Director of Trade and Customs at KPMG's Beijing office. Han worked for China Customs more than 10 years in various departments such as investigation Bureau and Post-Clearance-Audit Section in both GAC, Guangdong Sub-Administration and Huangpu customs. She also worked for local government and has overseas study experience for pursuing master degree of art in Paris before joining KPMG in China.
