Webinar: The Future of Tax: What is the Global Minimum Tax and What does it mean for Singapore?

 

 

 

Dean Adrian Rolfe
Partner, Head of International Tax – Asia Pacific
KPMG

 

Dean is a tax partner based in Singapore with over  30 years of professional experience.  His experience has been accumulated in multiple jurisdictions including Australia, the United States, Luxembourg, and Singapore. Dean is also the Head of International Tax in the Asia Pacific for KPMG.During his professional career, Dean has developed an extensive knowledge of the evolution and development of different taxation systems and their practical application to all aspects of commercial activity over the past 30 years.  Dean has a particular interest in the taxation of digital and electronic commerce and has detailed knowledge of OECD BEPS related matters.  His unique international experience has allowed him to develop a broad understanding of international taxation, including the application of international taxation agreements and proposed changes to these rules by the OECD/ G20 and others. Dean also has significant experience with international mergers and acquisitions, initial public offering and other capital-raising strategies.He has also advised Boards and C-Suite on the resolution of taxation disputes, public relations matters (including press reporting of taxation policies) and the disclosure of taxes paid by multinational corporations.  In addition, Dean has been invited to share his extensive international taxation knowledge with the World Bank, IFC, government policymakers and various taxation authorities in a number of foreign jurisdictions.With this commercial understanding and practical experience, he has been able to identify and implement strategies to mitigate identified tax risks over a long professional career as a taxation advisor. 

 

Mark Addy
Partner, Corporate Tax Consulting
KPMG

 

Mark is a partner in the corporate tax consulting team at KPMG and has been working in Singapore since 2014. Prior to that, he spent a number of years with KPMG’s international tax and value chain management team in London.Mark has a specific focus on the technology sector and since moving to Singapore has advised a number of high profile clients on a range of tax issues specific to the digital economy, helping them to understand and navigate this rapidly developing area of taxation both through a BEPS / OECD lens and taking into account country-specific measures. In addition, Mark brings extensive tax structuring experience in both an Asia Pacific and European context, advising clients on tax optimal holding, financing and transaction structures.  Mark is also a lecturer at the Tax Academy of Singapore, teaching various courses including (among others) the International Tax Planning course for the Advanced Management Programme in International Tax and Taxation of Corporations (practice).

 

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