Flora has over 10 years’ experience providing Hong Kong tax controversy services to multinational corporations, local entities as well as charitable institutions, and providing Australian tax advisory and compliance services to conglomerates, listed companies and large private groups in Australia before joining the team in Hong Kong.

In particular, Flora assisted clients in resolving tax disputes with the Hong Kong tax authorities, handling tax audits conducted by the Hong Kong Inland Revenue Department and has experience in managing Board of Review proceedings for overseas clients. The controversial Hong Kong tax issues that Flora has managed include offshore claims on trading profits, commission income as well as fund management fees, royalty income on intellectual properties exploited outside of Hong Kong, Macao offshore companies, deductibility of intercompany charges and stamp duty. Flora also assisted clients to prevent and manage tax controversial issues such as capital gains, and tax residency status, and advise on group restructuring.