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This event booking has been closed!Find out how the recent tax changes will impact your business as Myanmar tax laws and the administration has changed rapidly in the last few years. We cordially invite you to attend this exclusive, comprehensive seminar as PwC's tax specialists, Paul Cornelius (Tax Partner, PwC Singapore) and Ding Suk Peng (Tax Director, PwC Myanmar), will share their practical experience with a focus on the gap between the current practices and prescribed laws, and also their perspectives on the recent development trends and tax issues that are relevant specific industries. Please join us. Our big thanks go to Hintha Business Centres that generously sponsors this breakfast meeting. For detailed information on the business centres, please click <a href=''>here.Date and Time: November 29, 8:30 am to 10 amVenue: Hintha @ Sule Square #10-01 Sule Square, 221 Sule Pagoda Road, Kyauktada Township, YangonCost: Free to attend for members; USD 15 (22,000 kyats) per non-members. (Light breakfast will be provided by Hintha Business Centres.) Limited seats! Please register now.About the speakers:Paul Cornelius, PwC SingaporePartner, Corporate International TaxPaul has in excess of 25 years of corporate and international tax experience. He heads the Energy, Mining and Utilities business sector for PwC Singapore across all lines of service and is the co-leader for the Energy and Resources sector for the Tax line of service in Asia Pacific. Paul is also the leader of the International Tax Services practice in Singapore. For more information, please click <a href='https://www.pwc.com/sg/en/contacts/p/paul-cornelius.html'>here</a>. Suk Peng Ding, PwC MyanmarTax DirectorSuk Peng is a Director with PwC Myanmar who is currently based in Myanmar. Suk Peng has in excess of 12 years of experience in corporate tax planning, restructuring and due diligence in Myanmar, Singapore and Malaysia. Suk Peng specializes in taxation and investment related regulatory issues (on Myanmar Foreign Investment Law, Special Economic Zones Law, foreign exchange control rules, Myanmar Company Law etc.) in Myanmar. For more information, please click here.
