Practical Insights into Corporate Tax Risk and Dispute Management (Live Webinar)


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Date:
03 December 2025, Wednesday

Time:
09.00AM - 12.30PM
Venue:
Live Webinar in or outside of Singapore

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Programme Synopsis

In today’s complex tax environment, organisations face increasing scrutiny from tax authorities and even well-intentioned tax positions can lead to disputes. This course by ISCA aims to equip participants with practical knowledge and tools to effectively manage corporate tax risks and navigate disputes with the tax authorities.

Participants will gain insights into proactive measures to minimise disputes, legal and documentation considerations. The course also covers best practices for effective response tactics for handling tax queries and controversies.

Programme Outline

A Highlight of Key Areas:
Understanding Corporate Tax Risks
  • Types of tax risks
  • Importance of tax risk management
    - Risk control vs dispute resolution

Preparing for Tax Queries and Navigating Tax Disputes
  • Strategies for responding to corporate tax queries
  • Common causes of corporate tax disputes (facts, interpretation and application of law)
    - Available resolution mechanisms and selecting appropriate options

Importance of Documentation and Evidence
  • Challenges arising from differing interpretations of fact patterns (and laws)
  • Evidence and documentation
    - Adequacy of evidence
    - Completeness of documentation
    - Conflicts in supporting fact patterns
    - Common issues encountered when preparing evidence and how to avoid them

Timeline Management
  • Best practices for effective timeline management in resolving disputes

About the Presenter(s)/ Trainer(s)


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Ms Mak Oi Leng
CA (Singapore)
Accredited Tax Advisor (Income Tax)


Oi Leng has over 30 years of tax experience in both the public and private sectors in Singapore. She formerly led the Tax Risk & Dispute Management Services at KPMG Singapore and was the Global Compliance Management Services Partner for Singapore.

In addition to the provision of tax compliance service, her experience in the private sector revolves around advising multi-national clients from Europe, US and Asia on a wide range of cross-border tax issues, including M&A and tax efficient supply chain structuring, and tax risk & dispute management, and working with local Government Agencies to secure tax incentives and other grants for her clients. 

Prior to joining the private sector, she had worked with the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS). Being an Accredited Tax Specialist with the Tax Policy & Rulings Branch in IRAS, she played an active role in the formulation of tax policies for fundamental tax system changes such as the introduction of the One-Tier Corporate Tax System, Group Relief System, Foreign Source Income Exemption Framework and the Advance Ruling System. Other tax policy areas include pension/ retirement benefits treatments, and tax incentives such as the Approved Freight Logistics Scheme, Global Traders Programme, Approved International Shipping Enterprise Scheme, etc, and taxation of LLPs and LPs.








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