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Connecting the dots across geopolitics, AI and transformation

2025 KPMG Asia Pacific Tax Summit

14-15 October 2025, Singapore

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Agenda: 2025 KPMG Global Transfer Pricing Forum

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  • Wednesday 15 October

Wednesday 15 October

  • 14:00 - 15:30 Grand Ballroom, Level 1 - The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore
    • 2025 KPMG Global Transfer Pricing Forum

    Opening Transfer Pricing Plenary

    In today's dynamic economic and political landscape, transfer pricing continues to be a key focus area for policy makers, tax authorities and business leaders. Businesses are increasingly forced to adapt to new reporting obligations and enhanced information-sharing protocols, amidst a growing wave of disputes and controversy. This session aims to explore the critical areas in transfer pricing for businesses to focus on to effectively address these challenges.

    • Image of Felicia Chia

      Felicia Chia

      Partner, Head of Transfer Pricing, Tax and Co-Head of Financial Services, Tax

      KPMG Singapore

    • Image of David Linke

      David Linke

      Global Head of Tax and Legal

      KPMG International

    • Image of Sing Yuan Yong

      Sing Yuan Yong

      Partner

      KPMG Singapore

    • Image of Tim Keeling

      Tim Keeling

      Partner

      KPMG Australia

    • Image of Xiaoyue Wang

      Xiaoyue Wang

      KPMG Asia Pacific Tax Disputes & Controversy, and the Head of Transfer Pricing Practice

      KPMG China

    • Image of Tony Gorgas

      Tony Gorgas

      Asia Pacific Regional Lead, Transfer Pricing Services

      KPMG Australia

    • Image of Doug O'Donnell

      Doug O'Donnell

      Senior Managing Director, Tax Controversy & Dispute Resolution

      KPMG US

    • Image of Jordi Bonabosch

      Jordi Bonabosch

      Regional Tax Director

      L'Oreal

    • Image of Alistair Pepper

      Alistair Pepper

      Managing Director

      KPMG US

    • Image of Lee Ching Lim

      Lee Ching Lim

      Senior Vice President

      Sony

    • Image of Burcin Nee

      Burcin Nee

      Global Head of Global Transfer Pricing Services

      KPMG International

  • 15:30 - 15:45 Grand Gallery, Level 1 - The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore

    Break - Digital Gateway Technology Zone

  • 15:45 - 16:30

    Breakout group 1

    Choice of one:

    • 15:45 - 16:30 North Pavilion, Level 2 - The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore
      • 2025 KPMG Global Transfer Pricing Forum

      AI revolution: Transforming data management in transfer pricing

      Calling all data enthusiasts — get ready to unlock the untapped potential of data analytics in transfer pricing! This session will delve into the future of data handling and management strategies in transfer pricing. Presenters will discuss the rapidly growing role and transformative impact of AI in the tax profession, including the opportunities and challenges of relying on AI-generated results. Delegates can expect to be equipped with pragmatic approaches for streamlining data management and automation.

      • Image of Jingyi Lee

        Jingyi Lee

        Partner

        KPMG Singapore

      • Image of Abad Dahbache

        Abad Dahbache

        Partner

        KPMG Singapore

      • Image of Tony Gorgas

        Tony Gorgas

        Asia Pacific Regional Lead, Transfer Pricing Services

        KPMG Australia

      • Image of Philipp Kaiser

        Philipp Kaiser

        Partner

        KPMG Germany

      • Image of Raine Lai

        Raine Lai

        Director

        KPMG Singapore

    • 15:45 - 16:30 Grand Ballroom, Level 1 - The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore
      • 2025 KPMG Global Transfer Pricing Forum

      Navigating transfer pricing controversies: Strategies for resilience

      The complexities of controversies in transfer pricing — whether they concern intangibles, service charges, or overall business models — are rooted deeply within intricate economic scenarios. Organizations with complex transfer pricing frameworks are increasingly vulnerable to rigorous audits by tax authorities, external auditors, and regulatory bodies. Such audits, besides being resource-heavy, also impose significant financial and time burdens. 

      This session will delve into the complexity of tax scrutiny and transfer pricing disputes, which are increasingly dominating the landscape. Throughout this session, varied approaches by tax authorities will be explored, and effective measures businesses can employ to support themselves against such audits will be discussed.

      • Image of Iwan Hoo

        Iwan Hoo

        Partner

        KPMG Indonesia

      • Image of Xiaoyue Wang

        Xiaoyue Wang

        KPMG Asia Pacific Tax Disputes & Controversy, and the Head of Transfer Pricing Practice

        KPMG China

      • Image of Chollatip Santitorn

        Chollatip Santitorn

        Partner

        KPMG Thailand

      • Image of Takahiko Ito

        Takahiko Ito

        Partner

        KPMG Japan

      • Image of Jane Rolfe

        Jane Rolfe

        Partner

        KPMG Australia

      • Image of Cameron Taheri

        Cameron Taheri

        Principal

        KPMG US

  • 16:30 - 16:45 Grand Gallery, Level 1 - The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore

    Break - Digital Gateway Technology Zone

  • 16:45 - 17:30

    Breakout group 2

    Choice of one:

    • 16:45 - 17:30 Grand Ballroom, Level 1 - The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore
      • 2025 KPMG Global Transfer Pricing Forum

      Insider insights: APAs and dispute resolution strategies

      This session will provide delegates with a unique opportunity to hear from a panel of former revenue authority personnel who will share their perspectives and experiences on how to navigate the complexities of transfer pricing tax regulations more effectively. The discussion will also delve into the intricacies of Advance Pricing Agreements (APAs) and Mutual Agreement Procedures (MAPs), providing delegates with practical knowledge on how these mechanisms can be utilized to resolve tax disputes and ensure compliance. 

      • Image of Ralf Heussner

        Ralf Heussner

        Partner

        KPMG Japan

      • Image of Sing Yuan Yong

        Sing Yuan Yong

        Partner

        KPMG Singapore

      • Image of Tim Keeling

        Tim Keeling

        Partner

        KPMG Australia

      • Image of Young Lee

        Young Lee

        Partner

        KPMG Republic of South Korea

      • Image of Kim Michael

        Kim Michael

        Partner

        KPMG New Zealand

      • Image of Doug O'Donnell

        Doug O'Donnell

        Senior Managing Director, Tax Controversy & Dispute Resolution

        KPMG US

    • 16:45 - 17:30 North Pavilion, Level 2 - The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore
      • 2025 KPMG Global Transfer Pricing Forum

      Unleashing synergies: The power of integrated tax strategies in supply chains

      This session will shine the spotlight on the important role of tax and transfer pricing professionals in optimizing supply chains. The discussion will explore the interdependencies between transfer pricing and other tax disciplines, as well as unpack how shared data can unlock potential financial consequences, drive cost reduction, and enhance operational efficiencies throughout the supply chain. Delegates can expect to gain practical strategies for leveraging tax functions as catalysts for success in today's interconnected business landscape.

      • Image of Ricky To

        Ricky To

        Tax Director

        L'Oreal

      • Image of Thomas Herr

        Thomas Herr

        Partner

        KPMG US

      • Image of Shafiqah Abdul Samat

        Shafiqah Abdul Samat

        Principal Advisor, Trade and Customs

        KPMG Singapore

      • Image of Denis Philippov

        Denis Philippov

        Partner

        KPMG Singapore

      • Image of Tom Carter

        Tom Carter

        Partner

        KPMG Australia

      • Image of Patrick Cheung

        Patrick Cheung

        Partner

        KPMG China

  • 17:30 - 20:30 Garden Pavilion, Level 2 - The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore
    • 2025 KPMG Global Transfer Pricing Forum

    Global Transfer Pricing Special Event

    Network with fellow delegates and KPMG Global Transfer Pricing professionals

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