EXPERT WORKSHOP: How Legal Privilege Strengthens Tax Governance

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Why Legal Counsel is Essential for Tax Risk Management

With global tax authorities intensifying their scrutiny, multinational enterprises must ensure their tax governance frameworks are not only compliant but also legally protected. A Tax Steering Committee (TSC) plays a pivotal role in formulating tax strategies and mitigating risks. However, without legal oversight, sensitive deliberations and documentation may be exposed during audits, regulatory investigations, or legal disputes.

By incorporating legal counsel into the TSC, businesses can leverage attorney-client privilege—creating a confidential legal shield that prevents sensitive tax strategies from being disclosed. This proactive measure helps companies manage compliance risks, protect internal tax positions, and uphold corporate tax integrity against increasing enforcement pressures.

Why Your Tax Steering Committee Needs Legal Protection

Ensuring confidentiality in tax planning is critical for multinational corporations. Without attorney-client privilege, discussions and documentation within a Tax Steering Committee could be subject to compelled disclosure—jeopardizing your tax strategy.

Key Benefits of Integrating Legal Counsel into Your TSC

Legal Protection & Confidentiality – Keeps sensitive tax discussions shielded from external scrutiny.
Stronger Compliance & Risk Management – Aligns tax governance with regulatory frameworks.
Enhanced Defense Against Audits – Safeguards internal tax strategies from regulatory exposure.
Improved Corporate Tax Integrity – Ensures ethical, structured tax governance.

With global tax audits and regulatory enforcement increasing, legal privilege is a vital tool in protecting your corporate tax strategy. This workshop provides a comprehensive roadmap for securing tax governance and mitigating risks effectively.

What You’ll Gain from This Exclusive Workshop

In this expert-led session, Dr. Daniel Erasmus and Mr. Renier van Rensburg will explore the best practices for structuring a Tax Steering Committee (TSC) while leveraging attorney-client privilege to safeguard tax strategies.

🔹 Understanding the Role of a Tax Steering Committee – Learn how to establish a robust TSC that strengthens corporate tax compliance.
🔹 Harnessing Legal Privilege – Discover how legal counsel protects tax discussions from disclosure in audits and investigations.
🔹 Aligning Tax Strategy with Legal and Regulatory Standards – Ensure global tax compliance while maintaining confidentiality.

This practical, high-impact workshop bridges the gap between academic tax principles and real-world tax governance, equipping tax professionals, legal advisors, and corporate leaders with essential strategies.

Workshop Details & Registration

📅 Date: Wednesday, 12 February
🕒 Time: 15:00 GMT
📍 Format: Live Online Session
🎤 Expert Speakers: Prof. Dr. Daniel Erasmus & Mr. Renier van Rensburg
🏛 Affiliations: Middlesex University & InformaConnect Academy

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Key Discussion Points:

How to Build a Legally Structured Tax Steering Committee – A cornerstone of effective tax risk management.
The Power of Attorney-Client Privilege in Tax Planning – Keeping corporate tax strategies confidential and compliant.
Legal & Regulatory Alignment in International Tax – Strengthening resilience against audits and disputes.

📌 Bonus: This workshop is a valuable extension of the Postgraduate Programmes in International Taxation and Transfer Pricing, providing actionable insights that combine academic expertise with practical governance strategies.

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Don’t miss this opportunity to gain expert insights and safeguard your organization from increasing tax risks.

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