Tax Controversy Compass - Tax Governance as Your First Line of Defence


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Date:
30 July 2026, Thursday

Time:
10.00 - 11.00AM
Venue:
Webinar

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Programme Synopsis

Tax Controversy Compass is a webinar series by KPMG in Singapore for multinational enterprises with cross-border operations, bringing together relevant KPMG experts to deliver jurisdiction-specific perspectives on emerging tax risks and dispute trends in a fast-evolving tax controversy landscape.

You are invited to join them for the fourth episode of their Tax Controversy Compass series, where they explore how effective tax governance can serve as a critical first line of defence against tax controversy. As tax authorities place increasing emphasis on transparency, documentation, risk controls and board-level accountability, organisations that can demonstrate robust governance are often better positioned to manage audits, respond to information requests and reduce the risk of disputes escalating.

Programme Outline

A Highlight of Key Areas:
  • The growing importance of tax governance: How tax authorities are increasingly assessing not only tax positions, but also the systems, controls and decision-making processes that support them
  • The key components of an effective tax governance framework: Clear roles and responsibilities, documented policies, escalation protocols, tax risk registers, tax reporting controls, and oversight by senior management and the board
  • The role of tax governance in preventing disputes: Early identification of tax risks, greater consistency across jurisdictions, and stronger documentation before issues are raised by tax authorities
  • The role of tax governance during audits and investigations: Including the importance of contemporaneous documentation, audit trails, internal approvals, and evidence of reasonable care in supporting tax positions
  • Practical considerations for multinational groups: Common governance gaps, steps to strengthen tax control frameworks, and preparations for increasing scrutiny in a more transparent and data-driven tax environment










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