Tax Sharing for Self-Employed

Join Finova Group's Tax Sharing Session

Finova Group had the privilege of engaging with nearly 200 financial advisors and self-employed professionals from leading firms such as Prudential, AIA, Great Eastern, Tokio Marine, and various independent financial advisory firms, not limiting to just financial advisors but also other self-employed individuals like property agencies such as Propnex.

Through dedicated tax seminars, we provided crucial insights into tax obligations, equipping these self-employed professionals with the knowledge needed to navigate tax compliance confidently.
‍

Why Attend?

When Finova Group first developed the content for these seminars, our primary objective was to educate financial advisors about their tax obligations. This initiative stemmed from our extensive experience in providing tax advisory and remediation services to financial advisors over the past 3–5 years, during which we identified recurring issues and common mistakes.

While highly skilled in their respective professions, many may not be fully aware of their tax reporting responsibilities and compliance requirements.

This seminar is designed to address these gaps by:

• Providing a solid understanding of income tax principles specific to financial advisors and self-employed professionals.
• Sharing practical examples to help identify taxable income and deductible expenses.
• Discussing best practices in tax reporting and record-keeping.
• Highlighting key takeaways from recent tax cases relevant to the industry.

Recognizing and managing tax responsibilities is just as vital as delivering exceptional financial advice to clients.

Secure a Session for your Agency – Complimentary Registration

If your agency or team would like to arrange a session, we welcome you to register your interest. Slots are limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Register Now: Please click here to fill out the form to arrange a seminar session for your agency or group of self-employed professionals.