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Emerging regional issues (funds management) presentation

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Published on 13 Feb 13 by NATIONAL DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This presentation provides an update on recent developments impacting asset managers investing into Asia and issues covered include:

  • India – GAAR and indirect transfer rules
  • China – Circular 698
  • application of tax treaties to fund vehicles (e.g. South Korea, Taiwan, Japan).

Author profiles

Daryl Choo ATI
Daryl leads EY’s transaction tax practice within the financial services group. She is a tax partner with over 25 years of tax experience with EY. Daryl has extensive Australian and international tax experience including a 5 year secondment to EY London. Her clients primarily operate in the wealth and asset management and banking and finance sectors. Daryl specialises in providing tax advice on the structuring of international and domestic funds/products; tax due diligence on the acquisition of international and domestic entities; IPO of international and domestic entities; and pre and post transaction restructures. - Current at 12 January 2022
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Brian Chambers CTA
Brian is the Head of Taxation, Asia Pacific for Fidelity Worldwide Investment covering both business and investment related tax issues across the region. Brian has more than 30 years experience in tax with a focus on financial services and international taxation. Prior to joining Fidelity he worked for Merrill Lynch and ABN AMRO in London and Hong Kong. - Current at 13 February 2013

 

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Transfer pricing and funds management

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Emerging regional issues (funds management)

Author(s):  Daryl CHOO,  Brian CHAMBERS

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