11+ years of diverse experience in transfer pricing, corporate tax and private wealth planning
Leads cross-border projects for multinational enterprises and high-net wealth individuals
Deep practical experience on tax projects in Australia and across Asia
Hong Kong
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Eu-Kim Chan is a Senior Director with Alvarez & Marsal Tax in Hong Kong. With over 11 years of experience in transfer pricing, corporate tax and private wealth planning, he has led numerous cross-border projects across Asia for both multinational enterprises and high-net wealth individuals.
Mr. Chan has wide experience with transfer pricing projects, including global documentation compliance, regional supply chain restructuring, M&A transaction advisory, implementing advance pricing agreements and designing complex transfer pricing frameworks. He has also advised on private wealth matters for high net wealth individuals, including the set-up of trust and family office structures.
Prior to joining A&M, Mr. Chan served as a transfer pricing specialist with the Kroll Valuation Practice, working with the largest technology companies in China to manage their intellectual property holdings and royalty arrangements. In addition, he worked in a wide array of other industries, including financial institutions, manufacturing supply chains, logistics, property development and various other consumer markets.
Before moving to Hong Kong, Mr. Chan also spent five years consulting in Australia, working with global market leaders in the mining and resources, media and entertainment and automobile sectors.
Mr. Chan earned bachelor’s degrees in law and finance from Murdoch University. He is an admitted lawyer to the Supreme Court of Western Australia. Mr. Chan speaks on numerous professional stages on key tax topics, including the roll out of transfer pricing regulations across Southeast Asia and the evolution of private wealth planning in Hong Kong and Singapore.
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