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04 April 2025

The role of Single Sales Entity models in modern business - Focus on Asia

The Single Sales Entity (SSE) model is increasingly being adopted in Asia for its ability to centralize sales operations, reduce the number of legal entities, and streamline processes across multiple countries. While the SSE model offers significant benefits, its implementation in the diverse and complex tax and regulatory landscape of Asia can be challenging, requiring careful alignment of tax, legal, and operational considerations. Learn more in this EY article, attached below.

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