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Tax: Beijing
Leading individuals
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- Tony Dong King & Wood
- Dingfa (David) Liu Jun He Law Offices
- Ron Ma Run Ming Law Office
King & Wood suffered a blow at the start of 2011, losing its highly respected head of tax Stephen Nelson to DLA Piper. However, tax specialist and ex-Big-Four accountancy lawyer Tony Dong helps retain some of the firm’s kudos, acting for a broad client base of multinational corporations and domestic companies with wide industry exposure. Consultant Su Xiaolu, a former official at the State Administration of Tax, brings a unique insight into the workings of the tax authorities and has also been involved in formulating and implementing tax-related legislation.
Run Ming Law Office provides tax analysis for a range of transactions, from routine tax issues through to the provision of advice regarding foreign investment projects and tax-related disputes. Head of tax Ron Ma has been advising on a number of matters involving China-related activities of US companies and investment banks, as well advising a local technology company on income tax issues.
Dingfa (David) Liu at Jun He Law Offices has been busy advising clients on tax issues relating to the reorganisation and restructuring of their existing businesses and investments in China. Highlights included advising a client on Chinese tax issues relating to an offshore fund’s investment in China, and in particular assisting on the analysis of capital gains tax in relation to non-resident enterprises. The team also advises numerous clients on bilateral tax treaty issues.
Li Rongfa at JunZeJun Law Offices has rich experience in handling complex tax disputes and general tax planning. Currently secretary-general of the taxation committee of the Beijing Lawyers Association, he also has well established relationships with the taxation authorities.
Allbright Law Offices is praised for its responsiveness and quality of work. The team recently welcomed Kevin Wang from Mayer Brown JSM to leads its Beijing tax practice, which currently primarily supports the corporate department in large-scale M&A, and private equity investment or divestment transactions. Praised for his ‘sound professional knowledge’, Wang has a Big Four accountancy firm background as well as a history of managing and developing tax practices in law firms. Corporate and tax specialist Haifeng Yang leads on tax-related matters from Shanghai.
Haiwen & Partners’ tax practice focuses on tax-related issues in corporate and M&A matters, and includes advice to leading domestic and international private equity funds on complex transactions. Fei He is the key contact.