Key fiscal and tax incentives in ASEAN and India

In this webcast, panelists discuss the fiscal and tax incentives, as well as location aspects, of investing in ASEAN and India.

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Geopolitical and trade developments in the last 12 to 18 months have prompted many multinational enterprises (MNEs) to set up manufacturing alternatives in ASEAN/India. Global trade has been further impacted by the COVID-19 crisis with disruptions in supply chains, which has highlighted the risk of being dependent on centralized manufacturing. There is now a widespread emphasis among MNEs on de-risking their supply chains and considering diversification.

Governments in ASEAN and India have been mapping these developments closely and have undertaken series of measures to incentivize new investments/ expansions. In addition, there are new measures to further promote investments in certain sectors.

Join us for an interactive discussion including:

  • Overview of emerging trends in global trade resulting from the current pandemic
  • ASEAN/ India – the post COVID-19 world
  • Recent relaxations, incentives and sector focus for new activities in ASEAN (including Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam) and India

Panelists:

  • Amarjeet Singh, EY ASEAN Tax Leader
  • Bhavesh Thakkar, Indirect Tax Partner, Ernst and Young LLP
  • Bin Eng Tan, EY ASEAN Global Tax Desk Leader
  • Brian R. Smith, EY Americas Indirect Tax Inbound and US Location Investment Services Leader
  • Jason Yun, EY Asia-Pacific Transfer Pricing Desk Leader

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