TCGF helps taxpayers, corporates to manage risks


Ernst & Young Malaysia tax leader Farah Rosley said the framework not only will promote good governance, but also provide a level of comfort to the relevant stakeholders that risk is maintained at an acceptable level

KUALA LUMPUR: The Tax Corporate Governance Framework (TCGF) to be implemented in Malaysia will enable taxpayers and corporations to conform to tax requirements and manage tax risks through early identification and resolution.

Ernst & Young Malaysia tax leader Farah Rosley said the framework not only will promote good governance, but also provide a level of comfort to the relevant stakeholders that risk is maintained at an acceptable level.

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