Event

The Common Approaches in Handling Tax Audit in Hong Kong

January 22, 2019, 12:00-14:00
Unit BC, 10/F, China Overseas Building, 139 Hennessy Road
Wan Chai
Hong Kong
Member Price: HKD 180
Non-Member Price: HKD 315

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About the Event:

Handling tax audit requires not only technical competence on tax legislation but also a robust strategic approach.  There are different ways in getting the tax audit case settled and they could provide different outcomes. Hence, it is critical to have knowledge of the common approaches in handling tax audit and the skills in negotiation with the Inland Revenue Department (“IRD”) in order to manage the tax exposure and the penalty involved at a reasonably acceptable level.  

The purpose of this seminar is to provide insights on the common approaches in handling tax audit including formulation of settlement basis and negotiation tactics with the IRD.  The penalty provisions of the Inland Revenue Ordinance will also be explained.  At the end, there is a case sharing section to pinpoint what has been explained during the seminar.  

About the Speaker:

Wilson Cheng, Partner,
Hong Kong Business Tax Services / Tax Controversy Services, EY 

Wilson is the Tax Controversy Leader in Hong Kong, with around 20 years of Hong Kong corporate tax advisory experiences.  He provides wide spectrum of tax controversy services to conglomerates, listed companies as well as US and European-based multinational corporations. 

He has extensive experiences in dealing with Hong Kong tax authorities, for example assisting corporations in settling pro-longed tax disputes on contentious tax issues in Hong Kong.  More recently, he advised his clients on new tax incentives scheme in Hong Kong and then assisted client to obtain an advance ruling from the Hong Kong tax authorities.  His other tax experiences include group structure rationalization and restructuring, cross-border transaction planning and compliance, IPO review and restructuring. 

 

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