Ka Yan Pau, Tax Partner, Family Office & Family Enterprise Consulting, Deloitte China
Ka Yan Pau is a tax partner of Deloitte China. She is based in Hong Kong and focuses on providing tax and business advisory services to her clients.
With over 15 years of professional experiences, Ka Yan has wide range of exposures in planning and implementing tax efficient arrangements and handling tax compliance for her clients' associated corporations as well as family assets and personal assets. Her focused services include tax planning and business consulting around IPO, investment holding and financing structure, family office and tax residency status, trust set-up, etc. She has proven credentials of assisting her clients in planning and implementing tax efficient operational model for Asia Pacific region and resolving sophisticated tax controversies with tax authorities with favourable outcomes for her clients.
Ka Yan is also a frequent speaker at seminars and webinars hosted by different professional bodies, accounting and tax institutions, business chambers, etc. on topics of latest tax updates.
Kenneth Peh, FCCA, Tax Director, Family Office & Family Enterprise Consulting, Deloitte
Kenneth Peh is a Director of Deloitte's Global Employer Services & Deloitte Private practice in Hong Kong and Macao. He has over 15 years of experience advising multinational clients on Hong Kong / PRC personal tax compliance and planning, cross-border tax planning strategies, reward and compensation design, equity compensation, employment visa, etc. He also provides tax and immigration advice to high-net-worth clients and family offices.
Prior to joining Deloitte, Kenneth has worked in a single family office as their Chief Operating Officer, and a Pre-IPO pharmaceutical company as their Global HR Director.
Kenneth is a regular speaker on tax and mobility issues, including speaking as course lecturer at the Hong Kong Institute of Certified Public Accountants (HKICPA) and Hong Kong Institute of Human Resource Management (IHRM), and for the Hong Kong Inland Revenue Department and Guangdong Tax Bureau.
Kenneth is a co-author of the “Hong Kong Master Tax Guide” published by Wolters Kluwer CCH.
