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KPMG Asia Pacific Tax Centre Webcast
KPMG Asia Pacific Tax Centre Webcast: Taxation of the Digital Economy
KPMG Asia Pacific Tax Centre is pleased to invite you to a TaxWatch webcast discussing recent developments concerning the taxation of the digital economy. The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), the European Union (EU), and several jurisdictions have recently been active concerning the tax challenges presented by the digitalization of the economy.
These actions are expected to affect multinationals across industries—not just digital companies. Professionals from KPMG member firms will provide insights on these developments, what to look for next, and whether your company might be affected. The webcast agenda will cover updates on:
- The OECD’s consultation paper and its January 29, 2019 announcement that the Inclusive Framework on BEPS (a group of more than 100 countries and jurisdictions that are collaborating on the implementation of BEPS) have reached agreement on a two-pillar approach for developing a global consensus solution
- Recent EU developments, including the recently proposed EU digital advertisement tax
- Unilateral measures by several countries that have announced digital services tax rules and considerations for challenging these measures.
- The expected future timeline and what business can expect to emerge over the coming months
Speakers on the webcast include:
Khoonming Ho, Asia Pacific Head of Tax & Legal
Grant Wardell-Johnson, Lead Tax Partner, Economics & Tax Centre, KPMG Australia
Lachlan Wolfers, Regional Head of Indirect Tax Services, KPMG China
Mimi Wang, Transfer Pricing Partner, KPMG China
Conrad Turley, Tax Partner, KPMG China
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