Event
Mastering GST A to Z Fundamentals through Case Studies, Updates & Common Errors
GST Seminar (led by a retired Big Four accounting firm partner)
Date: 13 May 2026; 9 am – 5 pm
Fee - $480 incl GST (For clients), $530 incl GST (For non-clients).
Enjoy a 10% early bird discount for registration made by 31 Mar 2026, and an additional 5% discount for two participants, or more participants
(inclusive of course materials, e-certificate, buffet lunch, tea breaks, and refreshments)
Venue - Sheraton Towers Singapore (39 Scotts Road, Singapore 228230)
Dear fellow professionals
Have you been recently tasked to prepare the GST returns and are not certain about the transactions that constitute standard-rated, zero-rated, and exempt supplies? Are you confident that the GST declaration made in the GST returns are correct and complete, and there are no errors? Do you know whether Reverse Charge is relevant for your business, and if so, how it should be applied? Are you aware of InvoiceNow and how it affects your business?
This seminar equips you with the knowledge on the basic principles and fundamentals of GST, the rationale behind the GST treatment, when GST should be reported and the relevant GST legislations and the IRAS guidelines on both the supplies and the claiming of GST as well as the recent hot topics such as InvoiceNow. There will be case studies to facilitate your understanding of the GST concepts and treatments based on practical examples, actual scenarios, and common GST errors.
This seminar is led by an experienced GST practitioner, retired from one of the Big Four recently who will share cases, scenarios, and experience acquired throughout her more than 30 years of career in GST, both as a tax administrator and consultant.
Target audience - Preparer and reviewer of GST returns and finance executives who are involved in GST operation
For registration, please email the following information to info@aep-advisory.com
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Programme Outline
A Highlight of Key Areas:
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Basic concepts relating to supplies
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Time of supply, place of supply and value of supply
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Zero-rating and International services
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Reimbursement, disbursement and GST implications
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Reverse Charge
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InvoiceNow Requirements
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Purchases and input tax claim
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Fringe benefits
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Common GST errors made by businesses
About the Presenter(s)/ Trainer(s)
Ms Gan Hwee Leng
Director
Alliance of Associated Advisors (AAA) Pte. Ltd.
Chartered Accountant (Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales/Institute of Singapore Chartered Accountants)
Accredited Tax Advisor (Income Tax & GST)
Hwee Leng is a director in Alliance of Associated Advisors (AAA) Pte. Ltd. (an entity under AEP LLP), a tax consulting company, with extensive experience in Goods and Services Tax (GST) matters, both as a regulator and business adviser. She retired as a partner from the Indirect Tax Practice at KPMG in 2022. Prior to her consulting career, Hwee Leng has been with the IRAS for 15 years, involved in tax policy matters on GST as well as corporate tax, advance income tax ruling, international taxation, transfer pricing and tax treaties. Hwee Leng was also part of the GST implementation team in the IRAS and involved in the drafting of the various circulars on the operation of GST, the GST legislation, schemes for businesses and audit of businesses.
Hwee Leng is one of the contributors to the “Goods and Services Tax – Law & Practice, 2nd edition” and a co-author of “Taxation of Insurance Business in Singapore – Direct and Indirect Taxation”. She has been recognised as one of the leading tax practitioners by the International Tax Review, and one of the leading women tax practitioners by the International Tax Review in the past years.
In addition to her consultancy work, Hwee Leng is a trainer at the Singapore Tax Academy and a regular speaker at tax seminars. She had represented KPMG to attend the OECD Technical Advisory Group / Business and Industry Advisory Committee meetings and was a member of the KPMG Global Indirect Tax Services Policy Group. She is a member of the Technical Committee of Singapore Chartered Tax Professionals (SCTP).
