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SEMINAR DETAILS
The 2015 Singapore Budget
and Tax Outlook (0315STE)
Date: 6 March 2015
Time: 9.00am – 12.30pm
Venue: Marriott Hotel
DELEGATE 1
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Each participant
will receive a copy of the
2015 Singapore Budget Report
published by Wolters Kluwer
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TERMS & CONDITIONS
Early Bird Fee
(S$)
(by 27 Feb 2015)
Regular Fee
(S$)
(after 27 Feb 2015)
WK Subscriber / Corporate Member /
SIATP Member (Group of 2 pax)
374.50
428.00
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event.
WK Subscriber / Corporate Member /
SIATP Member
214.00
240.75
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payment details.
Non-Subscriber / Non-Member
240.75
267.50
FEE** (includes 7% GST)
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*Fee includes seminar materials, certificate of attendance & refreshments
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9.00am – 12.30pm
Marriott Hotel
Wolters Kluwer presents an event that gives
you a practical understanding of the key tax
changes presented in the 2015 Budget. Learn
how to better manage your tax costs and
compliance obligations in the year ahead by:
nLeveraging on recent developments to
maximise tax planning opportunities.
nGetting
an analysis of the economic factors
impacting your business.
nSeeking
clarification on your tax compliance
concerns from our distinguished speakers
through the Q&A sessions.
You will also get an update on any recent
developments for GST in Singapore. If you have
operations or business dealings in Malaysia,
the key differences between Singapore and
Malaysia GST will also be highlighted to give
you a better understanding of how this new tax
will impact your operations there.
Featuring half-a-day of practical learning, this
is the networking event that finance and tax
professionals will not want to miss.
TARGET AUDIENCE
nCEOs, COOs, CFOs
nDirectors
nTax
Managers/Professionals
nFinance Executives
nAccountants
nThose involved in Corporate Tax
Planning
PROGRAMME
This year’s Budget is likely to continue with
economic restructuring and strengthen social
support for Singaporeans. Expectations run
high as Singapore celebrates 50 years of
independence. How will the 2015 Singapore
Budget impact your business?
Budget Highlights
and Recent
Developments
n Highlights of tax
Each participant
will receive a copy
of the 2015 Singapore
Budget Report
published by
Wolters Kluwer
changes
and implications
n Practical pointers and tax planning
insights for 2015
Sum Yee Loong
Professor of Accounting
Singapore Management University
Economic Outlook
n Regional
market outlook
n Singapore economic prospects
n Implications of 2015 budget on the
economy
Song Seng Wun
Regional Economist
CIMB Research Pte Ltd
SPEAKERS
SUM YEE LOONG
Professor of Accounting, Singapore Management
University
Yee Loong has more than 20 years of experience in
Singapore taxation. He has extensive experience in the
taxation of multinationals and local companies which includes
financial institutions, international trading companies, manufacturing
companies and information technology companies. His areas of expertise
include devising strategies and leading tax review teams to create and identify
tax saving opportunities; structuring and restructuring for IPOs; international and
regional tax planning and advising and negotiating tax incentives for corporate clients. Yee Loong
was Tax Partner in Deloitte for over 25 years and is now a Professor of Accounting in the Singapore
Management University.
Singapore and Malaysia GST
Updates
SONG SENG WUN
Regional Economist, CIMB Research Pte Ltd
n Singapore GST:
Seng Wun holds a Master of Arts in Econometrics from the University of Canterbury, New Zealand.
He started his career as an economist in Malayan Banking Bhd. In the early 1990’s, he moved
to Singapore and worked as a Regional Economist with various major multi-national financial
institutions such as Merrill Lynch (formerly Smith Newcourt); Warburg Dillion Reed (formerly SB
Warburg) as well as ABN Amro (formerly ABN Amro Hoare Govette). His areas of focus are in the
economies of ASEAN-5. Mr Song is also a familiar icon in South Asia’s news media as he regularly
contributes his professional views on the regional financial markets.
recent developments
n Singapore and Malaysia GST – key
differences highlighted
Yeo Kai Eng
Partner, Indirect Tax – Goods & Services Tax
Ernst & Young Solutions LLP
BENEFITS OF ATTENDING
nKey Issues
arising from the major
Budget changes in 2015 and their
impact on your business
nPractical Pointers to
minimise risks
and reduce potential tax liabilities in
the new budget year
nInsights from
experts you can
leverage on for planning and
compliance
nUpdates on the
latest tax changes
and planning tips for 2015
YEO KAI ENG
Partner, Indirect Tax – Goods & Services Tax
Ernst & Young Solutions LLP
Kai Eng is Partner specialising in GST at Ernst & Young Solutions LLP. He is actively involved in GST
process and internal control reviews under the Assisted Compliance Assurance Programme (ACAP),
annual reviews of GST returns under the Assisted Self-Help Kit (ASK) Programme, GST advisory
and planning assignments including assisting clients in negotiations with and obtaining rulings
from the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore on critical GST-specific transactions and refunds.
Kai Eng is an Accredited Tax Advisor (Income Tax/GST) and a member of the GST Committee with
the Singapore Institute of Accredited Tax Professionals. He is also currently actively involved in GST
implementation projects in Malaysia.
* Programme subject to change based on Budget Announcement on 23 February 2015