China's Connected Consumers: Insights from a 2015 Survey
KPMG released a survey, titled “China's Connected Consumers”, of the e-commerce market and online spending in China conducted in partnership with Mei.com and Weibo recently. This new report analysed responses from 10,150 luxury consumers in China on their online spending patterns. Anson Bailey, Partner of Business Development from KPMG China, shared his insights on China’s growing e-commerce at Chamber’s luncheon on 19 January. He explained innovation is indispensable for e-commerce’s future development, and introduced several innovative companies to the members. Angus Wong, Strategic Management Director of International Business Unit, SF Group, and Alexis Zirah, Co-Founder of Luxify.com, also joined the luncheon and shared their industry experience with the members.
2016/01/19
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Public Private Partnerships in China
Stephen Ip, China Lead Partner for Government & Infrastructure of KPMG, spoke at the Chamber's roundtable luncheon on 22 May about the evolving public-private partnerships in China. He pointed out that the new wave of PPP projects emphasize transparency, service improvements as well as better returns supported by a series of guidelines and rules.
2015/05/22
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Starry Lee on Work-Life Balance
Starry Lee Wai-king, Non-official ExCo Member, LegCo Member, and Director of KPMG China, spoke at the Women Executives Club (WEC) breakfast meeting on October 16 on how she maintains a healthy and balanced life, both at work and at home.
2013/10/16
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Opportunities & Tax Issues Under China 12th FYP
The National People’s Congress of China approved the 12th Five Year Plan in March 2011, laying out the blueprint for the country’s development from 2011 to 2015. The Chinese government is currently formulating new tax policies based on the broad themes outlined in the 12th FYP. Christopher Xing, Tax Partner of KPMG China, spoke on what businesses might expect to see emerge as part of China’s tax policy as well as the implications for Hong Kong from the foreign investors’ perspective.
2011/10/10
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Cross-border Employment Issues
Is your company expanding in China? Do you have increasing numbers of employees working in China? Have you ever been confused about cross-border employment arrangements? Wendy Lee, Senior Manager, China Tax, KPMG China, answered these and other questions at the Chamber’s July 25 roundtable luncheon, as well as discussed the newly-revised Individual Income Tax Law and its implications on employees.
2011/07/25
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