Deloitte Singapore Budget 2017 Seminar

_{8 March 2017, Wednesday} 

_{9:00AM - 4:30PM (Registration begins at 8:30AM)}

^{Grand Hyatt Singapore, 10 Scotts Road, S228211
Grand Ballroom, Level 3}

_{Clients/Deloitte alumni/SIATP members/The Business Times readers - $250} 

_{Others - $300}

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_Registration 

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_Opening

_{Low Hwee Chua
Tax Regional Managing Partner
Deloitte SG and SEA}                                  

_{Summary of key Singapore tax developments in 2016}

_{Shantini Ramachandra
Tax Partner, SEA Deloitte Private (Tax) Leader
Deloitte SEA}

_{Economic Outlook: Risks and Opportunities}

_{Song Seng Wun
Economist, CIMB Private Banking}

_1020-1050

_{Coffee Break}

_{Budget 2017 changes and updates}

_{Rohan Solapurkar
Tax Partner
Deloitte SG}

_{Budget 2017 Panel Discussion
(Media Partner - The Business Times)}

_{R Sivanithy (Moderator)
Senior Correspondent, The Business Times}

_{Rohan Solapurkar}

_{Robert Tsang
Tax Partner,
SEA Indirect Tax Leader,
SEA Consumer & Industrial Products (Tax) Leader
Deloitte SEA}

_{Song Seng Wun}

_{Victor Mills
Chief Executive, Singapore International Chamber of Commerce}

_1230-1330

_Lunch

_{Tax and Government incentives
Practical insights, common pitfalls and regional developments}

_{Daniel Ho
Tax Partner, Singapore Public Sector (Tax) Leader
Deloitte SG}

_{Employee mobility and the tax implications for businesses
As companies look to internationalise, understand the relevant tax issues for the company and its employees}

_{Sabrina Sia
Tax Partner
Deloitte SG}

_{Ong Siok Peng
Tax Partner
Deloitte SG}

_{Singapore Transfer Pricing updates
We will discuss:
• Recent changes to Singapore Transfer Pricing Guidelines
• Singapore’s position on BEPS Action Items on Transfer Pricing}

_{See Jee Chang
Tax Partner, Singapore Transfer Pricing Leader
Deloitte SG}

_1520-1550

_{Coffee Break}

_{Responding to Base Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS) and managing BEPS requirements
The BEPS project is the most important review of the world's international tax architecture in decades. Since its official launch by the OECD and G20 in July 2013, what have been the key developments, both globally and in Asia Pacific? We will discuss:
• What is the current position in regard to all 15 BEPS Actions?
• How will common business models be impacted by the BEPS changes?
• How will Singapore be impacted?}

_{Steve Towers (Moderator)
Tax Partner, Asia Pacific International Tax Leader
Deloitte SEA}

_{See Jee Chang}

_{Liew Li Mei
Tax Partner
Deloitte SG}

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