Mainland China tax

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Meet the SMPs

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May 2019 issue

Four small- and medium-sized practitioners share what it’s really like to run, and be part of a small and growing firm

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Meeting the demand for ESG reporting

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June 2021 issue

What to expect from a webinar on the IFRS Foundation’s role in the creation of new climate reporting standards

Accounting

Meeting the needs of SMPs

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April 2021 issue

Members of the Institute’s Small and Medium Practices Committee discuss at a roundtable the many pressing challenges SMPs face in the city and how the Institute can help

Accounting

Members from the Mainland:
Their way to the top

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2026 Issue 1

Five professionals, five journeys, one qualification: Institute members from Chinese Mainland share how the Qualification Programme transformed their careers

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Moving on up

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October 2020 Issue

Curtis Ng, Regional Tax Partner-in-Charge, Northern Region, at KPMG China, on his work as a tax practitioner and relocating to Beijing

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Navigating China’s tax system

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June 2020 issue

Experts discuss tax strategies at the China Taxation Conference

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New routes to access China’s capital markets

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May 2021 issue

John Chan, Financial Services Tax Partner, and Josephine Kwan CPA (practising), Asset & Wealth Management Partner, PwC Hong Kong, on the city’s highly anticipated Wealth Management Connect

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Planning for our future

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January 2020 issue

Johnson Kong, Managing Director of BDO Hong Kong, on his three main priorities this year as the Institute's new President

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Political ties squeeze tax revenue: China studies

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March 2019 issue

An overview on the link between political ties and tax avoidance on the Mainland

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Positioned for greater success

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January 2022 issue

There are still ways for companies and accounting firms to carefully position themselves for the GBA market, even as the border remains closed