Core Insights - The article discusses the complexities of international tax environments as Chinese companies accelerate globalization, emphasizing the need for risk prevention and effective use of tax agreements and incentives [1][2]. Group 1: Investment Environment Insights - PwC's partner Wang Shunyi highlighted the importance of understanding local policies, laws, and cultural differences when investing in regions like Southeast Asia, Mexico, and Saudi Arabia [1]. - The session also covered Italy's economic landscape, focusing on opportunities in key sectors such as automotive and life sciences, noting Italy's stability and resource richness as a significant European market [1]. - Singapore was presented as an ideal investment destination due to its stable tax environment and ease of doing business, according to PwC's tax partner Wu Mingfang [1]. Group 2: Strategic Recommendations for Companies - Companies are advised to conduct comprehensive research and assessments before going abroad, focusing on macroeconomic conditions, business environments, logistics, supply chains, costs, human resources, policies, and industry ecosystems [2]. - In terms of investment planning, the focus should be on actual tax rates for profit repatriation, foreign tax credits, and structural reorganization, ensuring compliance with tax agreements [2]. - Establishing a global tax system and creating a tax manual are recommended for effective tax compliance management, supported by professional compliance reporting and risk control services [2].