Speaker(s)

• Mr Philip Hung, Director, Tax Controversy Services, PwC Hong Kong
• Mr Felix Tsang, Associate Director, Tax Controversy Services, PwC Hong Kong

Description

In the realm of corporate governance, taxation plays a crucial role that professional company secretaries must navigate. Gaining foundational knowledge in tax matters is essential for company secretaries to proactively identify potential tax challenges and advise their clients or organizations effectively, especially in light of recent changes in Hong Kong's tax landscape. This engaging seminar features two experienced speakers from PricewaterhouseCoopers who will cover the essential aspects of Hong Kong profits tax that every company secretary should be familiar with.

The seminar will address key topics, including:

• Taxable Income: What constitutes taxable income?
• Claimable Deductions: What expenses can be deducted?
• Compliance Obligations: Understanding requirements and deadlines
• Recent Developments: Key updates in Hong Kong taxation
• Common Triggers for IRD Scrutiny: Issues that often attract IRD's attention
• Interactive Q&A Session: Addressing specific questions from attendees

Remarks on this Online Session:

• This is the online session. If you wish to join in person, please click HERE for the physical session.
• Registration will be closed on 16 September 2025 at 5.00pm.
• Once enrolment in this online session is confirmed by the Institute, requests to change to physical session will not be entertained.
• Online session will be delivered via Zoom facility. The Institute has made every effort to ensure that the quality of the internet connection is sufficient for media streaming. Attendees should ensure that they are in an area of stable internet connection with suitable bandwidth as this can affect user’s experience.

Level: Intermediate

Speakers' bios:
Mr Philip Hung
Mr Felix Tsang

Seat guarantee will only be given to HKCGI Fellows and/or Practitioner’s Endorsement (PE) holders if registered 10 clear working days with payment prior to the date of the seminar.