Each year, the Chinese government makes adjustments to the tariff codes and import/export interim tariff duty. Those policy changes usually reflect the government's intention to balance the economy and they bring both opportunities and challenges for certain industries.

* Did you receive a timely update of tariff policy change in 2014?

* Do you understand the government’s motivation to make changes on tariff policy?

* Do you know how every change is going to affect your company's import and export business? 

On December 12, the Customs Tariff Commission of China’s State Council released the “2015 Tariff Implementation Plan,” which adjusts import and export tariffs levied on certain goods and implements temporary duty rates for products including manufacturing equipment and accessories for certain devices and machines. All those changes are set to boost imports and meet domestic demand.

The Logistics Plus⊕series invites you to join Ms Susan Ju, the Partner of Worldtrade Management Services (WMS) from PwC Beijing, for a discussion on the implications of the 2015 Tariff Implementation Plan.  Susan will share with you her insights on the policy changes and explain the potential impacts on your business. The presentation also features a case study on risk control, tax saving and global compliance.

Agenda 

15:30-16:00     Registration

16.00-16:10     Welcome Remarks, European Chamber

16:10-17.00     Presentation by Susan Ju, Partner, PwC

17:00-17:30     Q&A, Open Discussion

17:30                End of event

About Logistics Plus⊕

The Logistics Plus⊕is an event series created by the Logistics Working Group in Beijing in 2015. This initiative features a number of industry-focused events, which aims to bring together the logistics industry professionals to exchange ideas about relevant policies,   share best practices, and discuss issues relevant to logistics sector.  This initiative is created to supplement regular working group meetings and further strengthen the programming of working group portfolios.

Unlike the Working Group meetings which open exclusively to working group members, the Logistics Plus⊕events open to the general public and offer members a discounted rate.

The topics of Logistics Plus⊕events are driven by the Logistics Working Group in Beijing. If you are interested in getting involved with the “Logistics Plus⊕”, please contact Ink Zheng, the working group coordinator, at izheng@europeanchamber.com.cn for details.  

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Ms. Susan Ju

Ms. Susan Ju

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Susan Ju, Partner of PwC’s Worldtrade Management Services (WMS) practice, based in Beijing, China.
Susan has over 15 years of customs and trade experience with PwC. She has both technical knowledge and hands-on experience related to China Customs regulations and customs practices nationwide.
Susan has worked with many major multinationals and nationals on customs subject matters covering business models study from customs perspectives, guidance to customs valuation and tariff classification, duty exemption scheme analysis, customs implications of re-structuring in terms of cost saving and practical risks, foreign exchange payment and collection in relation to trade, and technical support in post clearance customs audit.
Prior to joining PwC, Susan worked in the General Administration Customs (GAC) in Beijing as a senior officer for more than 10 years. Susan has maintained strong relationships and connections with both GAC and local Customs offices. Through her long service with government, Susan has gained extensive knowledge and experience in understanding and interpretation of Customs regulations and local practice.
Susan obtained her Master and Ph.D degree in Leeds University, UK.

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