Jenson is a Tax Partner of the EY Shanghai Office, with over 20 years of experience in providing PRC corporate tax and business advisory services. He serves a wide variety of MNCs and Fortune 500 clients headquartered in Europe and the US. He has working experience in Beijing, Hong Kong, New York, and Shanghai.

With a diverse experience in advising corporate clients on tax planning, consultancy, and compliance issues, Jenson has successfully assisted various clients in smoothing their path of investing in China, implementing tax planning ideas, and applying for preferential tax treatments/financial subsidies with the relevant authorities. He also worked hand-in-hand with his clients and advised them on various China corporate tax and foreign exchange matters and guided them through the direct and indirect tax reforms over the years

Jenson is leading a number of sizable tax projects in Greater China and APAC. He often times acts as the regional point of contact for his client and coordinates the various tax services in Greater China/APAC. He is able to identify and mobilize the relevant subject matter professionals in the region to support his clients.

Jenson also has substantial experience in advising on appropriate legal formats and organizational structures for new and existing ventures. He has led a number of M&A projects including advising MNC clients on direct/indirect transfer of investment in China.

Jenson has been extensively involved in dealing with the PRC tax authorities at various levels. This allows him to play a key role in a number of tax audit defense cases. He is very experienced in assisting clients in formulating defense strategies, identifying the right resources for communication/negotiation with the tax authorities, and participating in the communication/negotiation.

David has a specific background and experience in US federal taxation. He has spent a majority of his career advising clients on matters related to investing into the United States (e.g., from China) including on matters related to capital structure/financing, holding company/withholding tax, profit repatriation and exit. David advises US-parented clients in relation to their overseas operations to ensure due consideration is given to the US tax implications associated with non-US transactions. David has advised a number of real estate clients on structuring, holding, and exit considerations related to investments in US real property. Based in Shanghai since 2008, David has over 20 years of client-serving experience, including more than 17 years serving private equity and other clients in Europe and Asia on US tax matters. David also currently services as the chairperson of the American Chamber of Commerce (Shanghai) Tax Committee.