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Steven Sieker

Steven Sieker

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Baker McKenzie

Baker McKenzie

Hong Kong

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Domestic and International Corporate Tax

Baker McKenzie combines contentious and non-contentious expertise to advise its high-profile client base on critical tax mandates. The team’s work spans tax planning, litigation, M&A, global structuring projects, and stamp duty matters. Practice head Pierre Chan is a recognised authority on Hong Kong tax law, advising leading financial institutions, insurance companies, and investment and pension funds. Steven Sieker is frequently instructed to represent clients before the Inland Revenue Department, while Carrie Lui offers strong expertise on the tax risks and implications of complex commercial transactions. Calista Li is also a key name for trust and private client work.
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Phone
+ 852 2846 1048
Email
[email protected]
Profile
bakermckenzie.com

Profile

Work Department
Tax
Position

Partner

Career

Steven Sieker is the chief executive overseeing Baker McKenzie’s offices and businesses across eight countries in Asia. He was formerly the managing partner for the Mainland China and Hong Kong offices. He has also served as the head of the Asia Pacific Tax practice group across 12 countries. Steven practices exclusively in the area of tax law, and is recognized as a leading individual in tax as well as private client and wealth management by various legal directories. Steven has authored a wide range of key articles and publications, including the Hong Kong volume of the CCH series Tax Planning and Compliance in Asia. Steven is admitted as a solicitor in Hong Kong, England and Wales (non-practicing), and is qualified as a barrister and solicitor in Alberta, Canada (non-practicing).

Steven focuses his practice on Hong Kong and Asian regional tax advisory work, tax and estate planning — especially for high-net worth individuals — and tax litigation. Steven frequently represents clients in tax disputes with the Inland Revenue Department in Hong Kong.

Languages
English; French

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