Rohit Narula

Managing Director
Has led significant regional client pitches, engagements, and tax campaigns
Thought leader across international tax matters including Corporate Treasury Centers, Regulatory Capital Securities taxation, ETF taxation, and the OECD’s BEPS 2.0
Significant experience leading multi-jurisdictional projects across tax compliance, operational taxes, and transactions taxes
Hong Kong
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Rohit Narula is a Managing Director with Alvarez & Marsal Tax in Hong Kong. He specializes in APAC financial services tax. His primary areas of concentration are APAC international tax and transaction tax, particularly in the banking, insurance, and asset management space.

With more than two decades of financial services tax experience, Mr. Narula has held leadership positions in APAC tax, managed client relationships with key financial services clients across multiple APAC jurisdictions, and helped ensure quality and consistent delivery to these clients.

Mr. Narula has worked with clients across financial services, particularly with top U.S. inbound banks, insurers, and asset managers.

Prior to joining A&M, Mr. Narula spent 12 years with EY in Hong Kong, where he most recently served as APAC Financial Services International Tax and Transaction Services Leader (ITTS) and APAC Tax Account Leader for some of EY’s key financial services clients. Mr. Narula counseled and coached several international tax and transfer pricing partners in Hong Kong and across APAC financial services. He was the Transformation Leader for the APAC ITTS practice for three years. He was also the Cultural and Diversity Network Sponsor for APAC Financial Services and one of EY’s representatives on the ASIFMA Product Tax Committee.

Mr. Narula earned a bachelor’s degree in commerce from the University of Mumbai. He is a qualified Chartered Accountant with the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India. He has authored several APAC tax alerts and tax articles.

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The BFH is bringing a breath of fresh air into transfer pricing: Local marketing efforts may trigger a hidden profit distribution (verdeckte Gewinnausschüttung or vGA) — even without a direct group connection. The court decision is a wake-up call for international tax departments.
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