Stephen Weatherseed interviewed by Hong Kong Business magazine (4 March 2020)
Our Managing Partner, Stephen Weatherseed, is featured in the latest issue of Hong Kong Business magazine. In the article "Accounting difficulties lie ahead as Hong Kong sinks into recession", he shared his insights on accounting sector’s outlook for the year 2020.
Anthony Tam interviewed by Praxity Tax Blast (3 March 2020)
In the lastest Praxity Tax Blast, Anthony Tam, Partner at Mazars in Hong Kong shares some valuable insight into how the unrest is impacting HK’s image as a stable business environment.
Ivan Chan interviewed by A Plus Magazine (February 2020)
Our Partner, Ivan Chan, was interviewed by A Plus Magazine in February 2020 Issue. In the article "The Trust Builder", he talks about the changes of audit profession, and gives advice for auditors.
Annual Review: Transfer Pricing 2019 - Financier Worldwide
Anthony Tam, Executive Director of Tax Advisory Services at Mazars in Hong Kong, has been featured in Financier Worldwide 2019 Transfer Pricing Annual Review. Anthony contributed the China chapter of the report, providing insight into key developments in the region.
"Special report: Finding the truth" - Annie Chan featured in A Plus Magazine (August 2019)
Annie Chan, Partner at Mazars in Hong Kong, was featured in the August issue of A Plus Magazine where she talks about the use of AI in forensic investigation and its influence, as well as the art of interviewing needed to be mastered by forensic accountants.
"Clouds gathering over the Hong Kong economy"- FutureCFO (15 August 2019)
“The ongoing strained conditions faced by the real economy could give rise to contagion effects on other vital sectors in Hong Kong, including the financial services sector that contributes significantly to the gross domestic product.” said Pierre Latrobe, Director of Financial Services at Mazars in Hong Kong, in his article published in FutureCFO.
Foreign investors pressure young US businesses into inversions- International Tax Review (April 2019)
The US Tax Cuts & Jobs Act (TCJA) is failing to prevent inversions, with the lure of foreign capital often outweighing the tax challenges for rapidly expanding businesses.