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20240911 The Latest Case Laws on Treatment of Cryptocurrencies and Intangible Assets and Tax Implications

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Programme Code:
20240911
Date:
11 September 2024 (Wednesday)
Time:
7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
Speakers:

Mr Philip Kwok, Partner, Jun He Law Offices

Language:
Cantonese
Venue:
TIHK Office, 21/F, Kam Sang Building, 255-257 Des Voeux Road Central, Hong Kong
Proficiency Level:
Intermediate level
Fee:
Free – $200
CPD Hours:
1.5
Seat:
100
Event Categories:
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Application Form:
20240911 enrolment form

Description

This seminar will focus on the latest Hong Kong court cases that dealt with cryptocurrencies and intangible assets. These new case laws shed light on the nature of cryptocurrencies as well as other intangible assets as are defined by the Courts, and bear tax implications when proper tax treatment in connection with such assets is concerned.

In this seminar, the speaker will provide an overview of the latest cases as well as international rules (including rules in the OECD and UK/US authorities) relating to determination of the nature and categorisation of cryptocurrencies and intangible assets, and will discuss the tax implications of these new types of assets in light of these new case laws and rules.

Speaker Profile

Mr Philip Kwok, Partner, Jun He Law Offices

Philip Kwok is a Partner of Jun He Law Offices, Hong Kong. His practice focuses on complex commercial litigation and arbitration, regulatory investigations, cybersecurity and data protection, financial technology compliance, electronic data preservation and retention, as well as disputes and regulatory matters for intellectual property, internet and e-commerce businesses. He is also currently a Non-Clinical Lecturer of the University of Hong Kong, responsible for the China Information Technology and Electronic Commerce Law course. He is also currently a member of the InnoTech Committee and the Privacy and Data Law Committee of the Law Society of Hong Kong.

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