20 years of experience advising asset management clients and MNEs on Hong Kong and international tax
Significant M&A experience throughout various industries in Asia–Pacific
Worked at EY and PwC prior to joining A&M
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Maggie To is a Senior Director with Alvarez & Marsal Tax in Hong Kong. She specializes in Asia–Pacific asset management services tax. Her primary areas of concentration are Hong Kong and Asia–Pacific tax and transaction tax, particularly in the private equity and real estate space.
With 20 years of Asia–Pacific tax experience, Ms. To’s notable projects include advising investment funds (private equity, real estate, credit, and hedge) throughout all aspects of the fund life cycle, including fund formation, acquisitions and deal structuring, deal documentation, and restructuring/divestments.
Ms. To brings extensive experience in international and domestic taxation in Hong Kong. She has advised large multinationals across the Asia–Pacific region on planning their outbound investments and exit strategies.
Prior to joining A&M, Ms. To served as a Partner with E&Y in Hong Kong. She also previously worked with PwC in Hong Kong.
Ms. To earned a bachelor’s degree of commerce in accounting and finance and a master’s degree of commerce in information systems management, both from the University of New South Wales (UNSW Sydney). She is a member of CPA Australia.
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