Overseas Construction Association Organizes 'Overseas Construction Tax Risk Management Training Course'

The Overseas Construction Association announced on the 26th that it will conduct the "Overseas Construction Tax Risk Management Course" at the Overseas Construction Education Center on the 12th of next month to enhance the overseas tax management capabilities of construction company executives and employees.

Domestic companies have faced difficulties in tax management due to a lack of information and understanding of various tax laws and practices of tax authorities in the countries they have entered, despite carrying out numerous global construction projects.

The association has prepared this course to support domestic companies' ability to respond to overseas construction tax risks.

This course will be conducted through a combination of remote education and in-person training, with accountants and industry practitioners invited as instructors.

Lectures will cover topics such as Permanent Establishment (PE) and investment structures, EPC taxation, practical tax cases in Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Pakistan, and Vietnam, as well as tax cases focusing on real estate development and investment in major Southeast Asian countries to provide insights.

Each lecture will include a Q&A session, allowing practitioners to freely ask questions.

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