YIN Event: Transfer Pricing Jurisprudence in Australia and Canada – an Ocean Divide?

Online only event

Thursday, 19 September 2024

Webinar commences at 11.00am and concludes at 12.30pm (AEDT).

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The Young IFA Network is pleased to invite you to the following webinar.

This seminar will discuss the development of transfer pricing jurisprudence in Australia and Canada through the lens of key landmark decisions in each country. This seminar will also consider the transfer pricing focus areas of the Australian Taxation Office and the Canada Revenue Agency, highlighting similarities and differences in approaches.

IFA seminars and webinars are free for members and AUD 50 for non-members. Corporate members can include four attendees free of charge, and additional attendees may participate for free if they are individual members, or AUD 50 otherwise. Please note that Young IFA membership is free for individuals under 30 and half price for individuals under 40. If you would like to join the IFA Australian branch, please do so here.

Speakers

Mikael Johansson

PwC Law LLP, Canada

Mikael is a tax lawyer with PwC Law LLP in Calgary. His practice focuses primarily on tax dispute resolution. Mikael frequently represents clients at the audit, objection and appeal stages of transfer pricing disputes with the Canada Revenue Agency.

Danielle Ou

Arnold Bloch Leibler, Australia

Danielle is a lawyer at Arnold Bloch Leibler in the Sydney taxation practice and was previously a member of Ernst & Young’s transfer pricing teams in both New Zealand and Australia. Her practice includes advising on international tax and transfer pricing matters and representing clients in tax audits and disputes with the Australian taxation office. Her clients include a wide range of listed and private multinational groups.

Anfeng He

Allens, Australia

Anfeng advises taxpayers on a broad range of corporate tax issues, with significant experience in both advisory and disputes. In his advisory work, Anfeng helps taxpayers navigate the Australian income tax implications of their transactions and business structures. In his disputes work, Anfeng assists taxpayers with the full ambit of tax disputation. He regularly manages audits, information requests and evidence gathering, all towards the goal of resolution, whether by a favourable audit outcome, strategic settlement, or resolution via litigation.

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