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20201214 The Board of Review case sharing

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Programme Code:
20201214
Date:
14 December 2020 (Monday)
Time:
6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
Speakers:

Mr Wilson Cheng, Partner, Greater China Tax Controversy Co-Leader, Hong Kong Tax Controversy Leader, EY

Language:
Cantonese
Proficiency Level:
Intermediate Level
Fee:
$150 – $200
CPD Hours:
1.5
Seat:
80
Event Categories:
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Application Form:
20201214 flyer_v3

Description

The Board of Review (Inland Revenue Ordinance) (“the Board”) is an independent statutory body to hear and determine tax appeals. Any person may lodge an appeal by giving notice of appeal in writing to the clerk of the Board when (i) he has validly objected to an assessment by the Commissioner of Inland Revenue but the Commissioner has not agreed with the objection after consideration; or (ii) he has been assessed to additional tax under section 82A of the Inland Revenue Ordinance. After hearing an appeal, the Board shall deliver its written decision.

In this seminar, we will observe the procedures in lodging an appeal to the Board. We will also share our observations on some selected Board cases.

Content outline

1. A brief introduction of the procedures in lodging an appeal to the Board

2. The latest trend of cases determined by the Board

3. Board cases sharing

Speaker Profile

Wilson is a Tax Partner and also leads the tax controversy practice of EY in Hong Kong, with more than 20 years of Hong Kong corporate tax and transaction tax experiences. He provides tax advisory and compliance services to conglomerates, listed companies as well as US and European-based multinational corporations.

He has extensive experience in dealing with Hong Kong tax authorities, for example assisting corporations in settling pro-longed tax disputes on contentious tax issues.

Wilson has diverse industry experience, including retail and consumer products, food and beverage, technology, real estate, entertainment, media and telecommunications sectors.

Wilson regularly contributes tax technical articles to newspapers and technical journals and is a frequent speaker at tax seminars organized by various professional bodies in Hong Kong.He also serves as the Committee Member of Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) Hong Kong from 2018/19 onwards and is the co-chairman of the taxation sub-committee of ACCA Hong Kong. From 2012/13 to 2015/16, he was the Council Member of the Taxation Institute of Hong Kong.