Event Details
The U.S. economy entered 2024 with good momentum, but with the uncertainties that come with an election year, along with inflation concerns and geopolitical development, businesses will need to brace themselves for some headwinds ahead. Among the strategies needed to build greater resilience would be a deeper rethink of traditional approaches to supply chains and cross-border trades.
Join AmChamSG and KPMG as we explore how the new political landscape could impact market dynamics, shape U.S. tax imperatives for both businesses and individuals, and influence cross-border trade relations. The panel features KPMG's two leading experts – Ben Shoesmith, Senior Economist, KPMG in U.S., and Nicole Li, Principal Advisor, U.S. Corporate Tax, KPMG in Singapore.
They will provide insights into the U.S. economic landscape and key trends, including how potential U.S. election outcomes could shape trade and tax policies. In addition, the panel will also delve into tax considerations for U.S. inbound and outbound investments and their implications, so as to better equip businesses to capitalise on opportunities in this new era.
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