Thursday, May 15, 2025
9:00 AM - 11:30 AM (GMT)
Grant Thornton, 30 Finsbury Square, London, EC2A 1AG
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Join us for a briefing on changes in the transfer pricing landscape, focusing on key technical updates relevant to Chinese businesses operating in the UK.

You'll hear about:

  • emerging issues, including takeaways from the recently published HMRC guidelines for compliance (GfC7), the 2025 Spring Statement, and an update on the Corporate Tax Roadmap
  • the Chinese perspective on tax and transfer pricing (delivered in Mandarin)
  • introduction of Pillar 2 – China has not implemented Pillar 2, but Chinese parented companies face challenges in countries that have. Discover what this means for top-up taxes and increased compliance obligations
  • Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) – how the EU's tool will impact Chinese companies in the UK. 

Our speakers

Nick-Warth
Transfer Pricing Partner
Nick Warth

Nick has 20 years’ experience providing tax and transfer pricing advice to multinational corporations. He's worked in the UK and Australia, and has significant experience assisting clients with Asian connections, including Japan, China, Hong Kong, and Singapore.

Jessie Wang
Partner, Grant Thornton China
Jessie Wang

Jessie is a transfer pricing partner based in Shanghai and a certified tax agent in China. Her transfer pricing expertise covers audit defence, documentation, and planning and risk analysis. Her client base includes many Chinese affiliates of multinational companies listed on the Fortune 500, including companies in the electronics, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, steel, automotive, retail, and service sectors.

Yvonne-Chappell
Tax Partner
Yvonne Chappell

Yvonne advises large corporates and international groups of companies on their UK and international corporate income tax affairs. She's been involved in consultations with HMRC on the UK Hybrid Mismatch Legislation and Pillar 2. Clients include companies in manufacturing, travel, tourism and leisure, retail, and food and beverage.

Dan Dickinson
Tax Partner
Dan Dickinson

Dan advises multinational enterprises as they expand and operate cross-border. This includes large, listed enterprises, private equity, and privately-owned businesses. His career has taken him to London and Singapore, the latter being a three-year role assisting Asia-Pacific multinationals as they invest in the UK, Europe, and the US.

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