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Events @ LehmanBrown.com
LehmanBrown's Events provide practical knowledge and advice on real China business issues. Through small-sized class-room training, LehmanBrown's experts deliver up-to-date information on a range of China-focused issues ranging from accounting, finance, business issues, law and taxation.
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Events: 2012
Events: 2011
21st June 2011 Singapore,
22nd June 2011 Malaysia. |
A comparison between IFRS and Chinese GAAP |
1. Sources of Chinese GAAP
2. Presentation & Disclosure under IFRS & Chinese GAAP
3. Recognition & Measurement of Assets
4. Recognition & Measurement of Liabilitie
5. Consolidation & Business Combination
6. Special Industries
7. Latest Changes for Chinese GAAP and Other Future Reforms |
Events: 2010
| 3rd May |
LehmanBrown at the IPBA Conference |
Mr. Leung will be providing in-depth insight into the 'Restructuring of
distressed corporations and opportunities for cross-border investment'. |
| 11th Apr Shenzhen |
Russell Brown speaks on Corporate Governance in China at a joint CIMA and Shenzhen CICPA event |
An overview of corporate governance mechanisms
Setting the ground rules with policies and procedures.
Why internal controls are universally needed, even if you do not need to be SOX compliant, and an introduction to the China internal controls requirements.
Quality financials and their impact on decision-making.
Fraud no policy, and escalation routes, board of directors and committee
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7th Apr Guangzhou
8th April Shenzhen |
EUCCC and LehmanBrown: A to Z of Compliance for Companies in China |
· Obligations for the entities to comply with China laws and regulations, especially from tax and accounting perspectives;
· Obligations for expatriates to comply with China laws and regulations;
· Consequences of failing to fulfill the obligations;
· Updates of recent regulations on VAT, cross-border transactions and implications for overseas investors. |
Events: 2009
21st July 2009 Singapore,
22nd July 2009 Malaysia. |
Comparison between IFRS and Chinese GAAP |
1. Sources of Chinese GAAP
2. Presentation & Disclosure under IFRS & Chinese GAAP
3. Recognition & Measurement of Assets
4. Recognition & Measurement of Liabilitie
5. Consolidation & Business Combination
6. Special Industries
7. Latest Changes for Chinese GAAP and Other Future Reforms |
| 25th June 2009 |
China Individual Income Tax (IIT) Workshop |
General IIT principles
IIT implications for frequent travelers, stationed employees, senior management
Discussion on the IIT treatment of commonly adopted compensation items.
How to structure a tax efficient remuneration package?
What are the tax filing obligations for the employer and employee?
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| 2nd April 2009 |
The new PRC Corporate Income Tax Law, Transfer Pricing Update and their Impacts on Business |
- Background and overview of the new PRC corporate income tax (CIT) law
- Key contents of the new CIT law
- Transfer Pricing Update
- Implications for foreign investors and tax planning considerations
- Structuring tax efficient holding structure
- Value-added tax and Business Tax Update
- Relevant Considerations for carrying on business in China |
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| 4th March 2009 |
LehmanBrown, DLA Piper and British Chamber of Commerce in Beijing |
• How to handle employees, landlords and creditors
• How to safeguard important, sensitive documents and assets
• How to deal with local governments, the labour department and SAFE
• Avoiding social unrest/disturbance, and managing the personal safety of management
• Attitude of governments/Courts to foreign parties simply walking away from their responsibilities
• Preparation for a tax deregistration.
• Tax aspects of corporate restructuring.
• A business downsizing case study |
| 2 February 2009 |
CHINA: Hold on in 2009 |
* News update of PRC tax & business for 2009 and introduction to SAFE (Russell Brown, Managing Partner)
* Cutting Costs strategies for how to handle layoffs, find better sources, re-negotiate contracts with vendors, etc. from CRN members
* Communicating Quality Standards to reduce QC failures
* Long Term Sales Development Strategies from a 15 year veteran |
Events: 2008
| 18&19 September 2008 |
Enterprise Internal Audit and Risk Management -- Forum 2008 |
Optimization of Internal Audit Function
Shift from Control-Based Internal Audit to Risk-Centric Internal Audit
Develop Internal and External Relationship
Highlight the Importance of Internal Audit: IA Innovation Brings Value to Corporation
Critically examining the key challenges confronting the internal audit profession to know how they can best prepare their organizations in mitigating fraud and identifying risks and opportunities
Creating a Sophisticated Internal Control System in China: Challenge and Excellent Analysis of Corporation Operation
Capitalizing on SOX to Add Value to the Company’s Internal Audit Function
Corporation Internal Audit: Globalization and Localization |
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| 17 September 2008 |
Enterprise Strategic Control Financial--Forum 2008 |
Strengthen internal cost-control to enhance the ability of forecasting and monitoring
Problems Arising in Financial Management and Cost-control
How to Optimize the Existing Resource and Enhance Cost-control after the Confirmation of Target Cost.
The Changing Trend and Mode Analysis on the Enterprise Fund Management
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| 17 September 2008 |
CORPORATE TREASURY MANAGEMENT IN CHINA |
China Overview
Corporate Treasury Trends in China
Corporate Banking in China
Cash Management in China Market
Effective Receivable Management in the China Market
China Finance & Banking Considerations
Constraints on Money Lending and Borrowing within China
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| 16 September 2008 |
Cases Sharing on New Accounting Standards -- Forum 2008 |
Focus on Government-China new accounting systems' future and its converge with international accounting standards
Focus on Consulting-New Perspectives in Tax Planning
Focus on Company-How enterprises deal with tax policy under new accounting standard
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| 19 - 20 June 2008 |
Taxation & Accounting 2008 - Guru Event |
Explanation on Detailed Implementation Regulations of CIT law
Accounting&taxation policy: Current status & its future develoment
An Analysis on the accounting of Merger & Acquisition of Enterprises
Anti-tax avoidance under the new income tax regime and implications to tax planning exercises
Transfer pricing--One of the most challenging tasks for enterprises
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| 9 June 2008 |
Doing Business in China |
Types of legal entities and operations in China
Corporate considerations
Tax environment
Areas of risk doing business in China
Political considerations
The state of financial records
Intellectual property
Transfer pricing
Foreign currency repatriation |
| 15 - 16 May 2008 |
The 3rd Annual China Tax Forum 2008 |
Day 1, 9:00, Opening Address from the Chairperson
Day 2, 14:30, Exploring the Tax Opportunities ---Successfully Implementing M&A deal in China
Day 2, 16:00, Open Floor Discussion and Q&A Session |
Past Events: 2007 2006 2005
| 18 - 19 October 2007 |
Tax Risk Management in New CIT Era event scheduled on Oct 18 and 19, in central plaza Beijing |
Tax residence, Tax Rate, and Applicable enterprises
Changes on Current Major Preferential Tax Treatments
Companies and industries to be impacted
Tax considerations in Company restructuring
Anti-advoidance Measures and Specific clause on TP and related party
Clarifications needed on certain words
Definition on certain words
Practicalities and complexity in implementation |
| 18 - 19 September 2007 |
2nd Manual China M&A Conference |
Principal rules and structure of M&A activity
Core procedures and considerations in different types of acquisition method
The influence of fund and media on M&A deals in Asia market |
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| 24 April 2007 |
The National Outsourcing Association |
The current state of the outsourcing market in China.
Important outsourcing issues raised by the Chinese regulatory regime, in particular by
the technology transfer rules.
How to protect IP, trade secrets/confidential information and deal with data security
issues.
The business environment, language and cultural issues affecting offshore outsourcing
projects outsourcing projects in China.
The increasing capabilities of local Chinese vendors.
How to deal with dispute resolution and enforceability issues.
How to deal with these issues by practical measures from long-time China experts.
The attitude of the Chinese government to the outsourcing industry.
The ways an outsourcing deal in China looks different.
Strengths and weaknesses of China as an offshore location. |
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| 2 March 2006 |
Dealmakers' Summit on Mergers & Acquisitions in China |
China's economic and investment landscape and challenges
State of China's M&A market and insight on the latest regulatory developments
Anatomy of a winning deal
Hot M&A Sectors: Sourcing which industries and regions offer best opportunities
Valuing Chinese Enterprises
Mergers or Acquisitions? Choosing best entry strategy in China--Russell Brown
Structuring successful deals in China: Effective tax strategies for:
Penetrating the veils of secrecy: How to fail-proof your due diligence in China
Pre-deal identification of Risks through comprehensive due diligence
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