Tax Audit

Tax Audit & Enforcement

Starting from year 2000, IRB has made substantial changes in the tax administration systems. The IRB officers are no longer required to assess how much tax are payable by companies. Instead, they are spending more time to carry out field audits with the objective of ensuring companies are up to-date with their tax knowledge, discovering of irregularities in reporting, investigations and deterring companies from non-compliance of tax requirements.

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