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Navigate complexity
Trade restrictions, changing regulatory environments, and economic complexity are just a few of the challenges faced by businesses wishing to expand operations into Australia or China.
However, despite the perceived challenges, the commercial opportunities to expand business operations across borders are significant and improving.
With the removal and reduction of tariffs on Chinese manufactured products, such as electronics, and minimal to no tax obligations on imported goods, Aussie businesses have the opportunity to tap into highly profitable trading arrangements. And Chinese businesses have the opportunity to invest in Australia benefiting from access to natural resources and a stable economy in close proximity to Asia.
Chart a clear course
The expert team at PKF offer access to deep experience, local insights, and global resources to help you research, plan and execute your business investments and growth.
As a full-service firm, PKF offers immediate access to a broad range of solutions to help inform your investment or business growth.
Our services include (but are not limited to):
- International taxation advice
- Corporate finance solutions
- Business structuring
- Transfer pricing solutions
- Audit and assurance solutions, including external audit, internal audit, and governance risk compliance.
Why choose PKF's China Desk?
Our specialist advisers are multi-lingual with significant expertise and experience in supporting business growth and investments between Australia and China.
We offer a full range of accounting, audit, tax, and advisory services to support the contemporary and changing needs of your business, at any stage of its business lifecycle.
As part of the PKF global community, we can facilitate your access to specialist professional services support in other countries as required.
Contact us today. We will help you achieve your goals and aspirations.
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