Hall Chadwick Accounting Firm Visits PengSheng

On March 19, Joey Sung and Alex Siu, partners of Australian accounting firm Hall Chadwick, visited Pengsheng for discussions and exchanges. The two sides held practical talks on core topics including cross‑border financial and tax services, international business collaboration, and resource sharing. Li Feng, Secretary‑General of Pengsheng International Alliance; group partners Lu Xiaojun and Xiao Xuejun; group assistant to the chairman Zhao Yaqi; and Pengsheng International Alliance executive directors Zhu Mingyao and Liang Shujun jointly attended the meeting.

Li Feng, Secretary‑General of Pengsheng International Alliance, extended a warm welcome to Joey Sung and Alex Siu on behalf of the group, and introduced the group's core business segments, national business layout, and internationalisation strategy. He highlighted the group's service advantages and development plans in cross‑border finance and taxation, corporate consulting, and overseas business expansion, while expressing a strong willingness to deepen cooperation with high‑quality Australian professional institutions and jointly explore international markets.

Joey Sung, partner of Hall Chadwick, expressed gratitude for the warm reception and gave a comprehensive introduction to the development history, core business systems, and service strengths of Hall Chadwick Australia. He highlighted the synergies between the two firms in areas such as cross‑border business between China and Australia, enterprise going‑global services, cross‑border financial and tax compliance, and international business consulting, and provided an in‑depth analysis of future cooperation opportunities and potential directions.

During the discussions, participants from both sides engaged in in‑depth exchanges on corporate service needs under China‑Australia economic and trade exchanges, practical challenges in cross‑border operations, and complementary cooperation models. They fully exchanged views and built a consensus on cooperation. Both sides agreed that with increasingly close China‑Australia economic and trade ties and rising cross‑border development needs, leveraging each other's local resources, professional teams, and service advantages to carry out in‑depth strategic cooperation can provide more professional, efficient, and comprehensive one‑stop cross‑border services for enterprises in both countries, achieving mutual complementarity and win‑win outcomes.

This meeting is an important step for Pengsheng to deepen its internationalisation and expand its overseas cooperation network, further building a bridge between Pengsheng and high‑quality Australian professional service institutions. In the future, both sides will take this exchange as an opportunity to continue strengthening communication, accelerate the implementation of specific cooperation projects, jointly support the steady cross‑border development of Chinese and Australian enterprises, and broaden the scope of international business collaboration.