Event report
Back on Morning Talk: Tax Corporate Governance in Malaysia & Transfer Pricing Disclosures in the New Income Tax Form
13 September 2022
Morning Talk- Presented by Tamas Adorjan and Mark Chan (add the designation of the speakers and company name)
at Deloitte Office, Kuala Lumpur from 9:00 am to 11:00 am
Mark Chan has over 20 years of experience in the public accounting practice and commercial sector in Corporate Tax and GST experience. In Deloitte he’s the Financial services Industry Tax Leader and Tax Governance Leader. He is working closely with Tamas Adorjan, the Associate Director. Tamas has over 12 years of transfer pricing and tax advisory experience.
During this one-hour talk, Mark and Tamas went over the tax corporate governance in Malaysia and encouraged an approach of open discussion and foster transparency between taxpayer and tax authority. They emphasized that the tax decision making for a company is a crucial issue. Indeed, with an effective TCGF-Tax Corporate Governance Framework the taxpayer gives the tax authority a greater sense of trust that tax compliance within the organization is well managed and the risk of non-compliance is low.
CCIFM strives to cater to high quality topics for all participants so that they can meet both personal and professional interests through its speaker’s perspective and both Mark Chan and Tamas Adorjan are highly qualified presenter.
Mark Chan has over 20 years of experience in the public accounting practice and commercial sector in Corporate Tax and GST experience. In Deloitte he’s the Financial services Industry Tax Leader and Tax Governance Leader. He is working closely with Tamas Adorjan, the Associate Director. Tamas has over 12 years of transfer pricing and tax advisory experience.
You can reach our to the Deloitte team should you have any further inquiry in the topic
- Mark Chan, Financial services Industry Tax Leader and Tax Governance Leader, – (e-mail address)
- Tamas Adrojan, Associate Director (e-mail address
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