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Asia tells tax transparency story

11 May 2011


The age of tax scrutiny has arrived, a practitioner told International Tax Review's Asia Tax Executives ' Forum today.

The idea that companies should be put under constant pressure to be as transparent as possible about their tax affairs has been recognised as real for a long time in other parts of the world. It is now happening in Asia, too.

The same session heard from tax officials in two Asian jurisdictions that while their countries were trying to keep a close eye on what multinational corporations were doing about their taxes, they were also attempting to establish better relationships with them.

Veerinderjeet Singh, managing director of Taxand Malaysia, told the conference in Singapore that taxpayers wanted clarity and consistency...



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