Cross-border business between Singapore and Malaysia is accelerating, bringing with it a new layer of complexity for tax practitioners advising clients across both jurisdictions.
For the first time, the Singapore Chartered Tax Professionals is partnering up with the Chartered Tax Institute of Malaysia (CTIM) on a specially curated session in Johor Bahru, exclusively for Accredited tax practitioners and CTIM members only!
This joint networking event brings together tax practitioners from both sides of the Causeway for meaningful connections and practical insights. Don’t miss out on two panel discussions on relevant topics like cross-border tax considerations, gain perspectives on dual employment, remote working and permanent establishment risks, withholding tax treatment and opportunities arising from the Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone.
Beyond technical discussion, seize this rare opportunity to connect with your Malaysian counterparts, exchange real-world experiences and build meaningful professional relationships in an increasingly interconnected tax landscape.
Dedicated transport from Singapore to Johor Bahru and back will be arranged. This is an in-person event, so seats are limited! Seize this unique chance to expand your network across the Causeway and stay ahead in an increasingly interconnected tax landscape.
- Panel Discussion 1 – Dual employment arrangements, work from home and remote working arrangements, including permanent establishment risks
- Panel Discussion 2 – WHT treatment, in particular royalties and technical fees & JS-SEZ
- Connect with your Malaysian counterparts over a networking lunch for CTIM and SCTP members
- Enjoy some free and easy R&R time in Johor Bahru before the arranged transport back to Singapore
SCTP reserves the right to vary any aspect of the event/ webinar should the situation warrant or due to unforeseen circumstances. This includes but not limited to the following: cancel the programme, change the venue, speakers, programme dates, fees and CPE hours. SCTP will take reasonable effort to notify participants of the changes.