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依托《出口管制法》等上位法规，2026 年多项新规落地，实现出口与对外投资统一监管；恶意实体清单、贸易安全调查、反制裁阻断令形成组合监管，监管模式升级为体系化主动管控。执法持续收紧，两用物项与无人机出口审查趋严；同时推行 AEO、主动披露等信用机制，平衡安全监管与贸易便利化中国国际贸...(Live Presentation was aired on 15 October 2026)

Vietnam is transforming its investment landscape with a strategic focus on Digital Technology, Research & Development (R&D), and Innovation, while positioning itself as a regional technology and financial hub. Watch this Dbriefs webcast to explore the latest incentives for Digital Technology, R&D, and International Financial Centres (IFCs) in Ho Chi Minh City and Da Nang, including preferential Corporate Income Tax (CIT) rates, tax holidays and reductions, import duty exemptions, land rental incentives, and talent incentives such as Personal Income Tax (PIT) exemptions and immigration incentives for qualified talents and their families.(Live Presentation was aired on 10 September 2026)

财政部、税务总局出台离岸信托个税新政，完整明确离岸信托全流程征管规则。本次分享将深度解读政策要点，帮高净值人士与海外受托人把握新规影响，做好税务合规与财富规划。(Live Presentation was aired on 09 September 2026)

This Dbriefs webcast is an introduction to Luxembourg as a strategic European hub for multinational corporations from the Asia-Pacific region. Our experts presented Luxembourg’s stable tax environment, key tax incentives for inbound investment, and its extensive treaty network. We also highlighted practical structuring considerations and explore specific high-growth business sectors, including advanced manufacturing and robotics, pharmaceuticals, IP/technology, shipping, space and logistics. The session provides Asia-Pacific headquartered groups with concrete insights on how Luxembourg can support their European expansion, centralize regional activities and enhance tax efficiency within a robust, internationally recognized regulatory framework.(Live Presentation was aired on 16 June 2026)

In an environment where tax transparency and reporting is a key issue for global businesses, Australia’s newly introduced Public CbCR rules, further to the EU’s Public CbCR rules being implemented in the bloc’s member states, create an added reporting obligation on Chinese multinationals to the already complicated global tax transparency environment. In this webcast, experts from China joined our Australian counterparts to discuss the need for Chinese companies to make public global disclosures if they have a presence in Australia and/or the EU, Key differences in the Australia Public CbC data requirements and how they differ to EU and OECD requirements, and other practical issues, market observations and challenges. (Live Presentation was aired on 24 Mar 2026)

Japan’s 2026 tax reform proposals mark a significant step toward building a resilient and equitable society in the face of inflation, demographic change, and global competition. This year’s reforms introduce mechanisms to cope with inflation, incentives for capital investment and research, and measures to ensure fair treatment regarding e-commerce. At the same time, Japan continues to align its tax system with international standards, including the OECD’s Global Minimum Tax regime, and introduces new measures to secure stable funding for defence. (Live Presentation was aired on 10 Mar 2026)

The Financial Secretary for the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR), Mr. Paul Chan, delivered his tenth annual budget on Wednesday, 25 February 2026.  In this webcast, our tax experts delivered a focused review of the key tax highlights from the 2026-27 Budget and provide in-depth commentary on their implications for individuals, businesses covering tax-related measures and their practical impacts for tax professionals and clients. It also offered a valuable opportunity to gain clear, actionable insights amid the tax and regulatory challenges in the evolving fiscal landscape. Don’t miss out!(Live Presentation was aired on 4 Mar 2026)

India’s four new Labour Codes, implemented in November 2025, replace 29 laws and significantly impact employers across sectors. HR should reassess workforce mix (contract and fixed term), Rewards should update compensation/benefits and policies, Finance should quantify and budget added costs, and Payroll should adjust processes. With final Rules expected Feb/March 2026, immediate readiness is essential. In this webcast we covered Labour Code changes, implications for employers, and workforce strategy. (Live Presentation was aired on 26 Feb 2026)

The Dbriefs session explored how SAP DRC fits within broader digital strategies to streamline indirect tax and trade compliance, improve data accuracy, and enhance regulatory reporting across multiple jurisdictions. We also discussed real-world challenges, integration approaches, and best practices for maximizing value and operational efficiency, while also addressing how to adapt to evolving global tax and trade regulations. Watch this to gain actionable perspectives on leveraging SAP DRC as a critical component of future-proof compliance and strategic advantage in an increasingly complex regulatory and digital landscape. (Live Presentation was aired on 12 Feb 2026)

The “Side by Side” package includes the Simplified Effective Tax Rate (ETR) Safe Harbour, an extension of the Transitional Country-by-Country Reporting (CbCR) Safe Harbour, the Substance-based Tax Incentive Safe Harbour, and a Side-by-Side System. This represents a significant basis which will set the foundation for stability and certainty in the international tax system. In this insightful webcast, Deloitte tax professionals provided you the insights on the “Side by Side” package for Pillar Two. (Live Presentation was aired on 5 Feb 2026)