Congratulations to our new Partners and Principal. Read more now.
Bei Bei has over 20 years’ experience advising high‑net‑worth families, private groups, emerging businesses, fast‑growth companies and large foreign‑owned enterprises. She provides clear, practical guidance across tax, structuring, strategic consulting, financial modelling, performance improvement, funding, M&A and cross‑border transactions.
Bei Bei specialises in supporting Asia‑based and Asia‑connected businesses operating in Australia, with deep capability in helping founders, family groups and management teams navigate growth, investment and operational challenges.
As the National Head of Grant Thornton’s Asia Practice, Bei Bei coordinates advisory support across China, India, Japan and Singapore, bringing culturally fluent, commercially grounded solutions to complex cross‑border issues.
Clients value her ability to simplify complex matters, anticipate challenges and bring together the right technical specialists to deliver seamless, end‑to‑end support.
Bei Bei is fluent in both Mandarin and Cantonese and is experienced in doing business in Asia.
Proposed changes to discretionary trust taxation in the 2026–27 Federal Budget could drive restructures – but stamp duty risks may be significant. Explore key considerations before transferring assets.
For private investors entering and growing in a new market or new industry, managing the finance function effectively is critical—not just for operational success, but to ensure compliance with local regulations and drive growth. Many investors underestimate the complexity of regional financial, tax, and reporting obligations, which can lead to inefficiencies and unexpected risks.
In the latest episode of Beyond the Numbers with Grant Thornton, Kristina Popova, State Taxes Partner and Bei Bei Han, Private Business Advisory Partner discuss increases in land tax assessments, potential avenues for appeal, and the impact of the current and proposed changes on businesses and individuals.
