SGV hosted the Indirect Tax and Transfer Pricing Convergence Summit 2025 on 14 November, bringing together over 100 tax professionals and industry leaders to discuss the latest developments and best practices in indirect tax and transfer pricing.
The event opened with a program featuring SGV’s Got Talent 2025 2nd runner-up Jullana Fernandez who led the National Anthem, followed by a prayer led by SGV Tax Principal Atty. Joyce A. Francisco. Tax Leader Atty. Jules E. Riego set the tone for the summit with his opening message.
SGV Tax Partner Auresana B. Ines provided updates on Transfer Pricing, initiating a series of sessions on the latest developments in indirect tax highlighting global trade and customs and transfer pricing. Insights from the Bureau of Customs were shared by Assistant Commissioner Atty. Vincent Philip C. Maronilla of the Post Clearance Audit Group, followed by a Q&A session moderated by Indirect Tax Leader Atty. Lucil Q. Vicerra.
The summit also featured technical discussions on customs valuation and transfer pricing convergence facilitated by Atty. Lucil. A fireside chat with Tax Partner Atty. Deonah Marco-Go and Tax Principal Atty. Victor C. De Dios, along with a presentation on Global Data Analytics by Tax Principal Atty. Stephanie V. Nava, offered practical insights and perspectives on emerging trends and strategies in the field.
Tax Partner and Transfer Pricing Leader Atty. Reynante M. Marcelo concluded the program with his closing remarks, followed by networking and cocktails for attendees.
The summit underscored SGV’s commitment to thought leadership in indirect tax, global trade and customs and transfer pricing, providing a platform for knowledge-sharing and collaboration on the latest industry developments, and reinforcing its role in guiding organizations toward effective governance and compliance.
