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Global perspectives on transfer pricing consumer goods

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19.03.2024
09.00 - 10.30 clock

where

Webinar

Join our international panellists as they discuss hot topics in transfer pricing specific to the consumer goods industry, in particular, seeking to highlight areas applicable to key consumer subsectors such as Luxury Goods, Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (“FMCG”), and Retail.

Are these industry sectors in which you operate?

MODERATOR

Justine Schoutteten, Partner, Taxand France, Arsene

SPEAKERS

Rohit Jain, Partner, Taxand India, Economic Laws Practice
Judy Gu, Director, Taxand China, Hendersen
Caterina Colling-Russo, Senior Advisor, Taxand Switzerland, Tax Partner AG
Sergiy Melnyk, Director, Taxand UK, Alvarez & Marsal Tax

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Then register here for this webinar tailored for you, including practical sector insights and examples.

Your questions and comments will be welcomed.

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