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One-day conference attracted regional attendees for critical talks on investment and tax developments across Southeast Asia and Australia Taylor’s, the premier educational institution collaborated with leading independent tax advisory firm, TraTax to organise the Regional Tax & Investment Conference 2023. The one-day conference attracted attendees from across Southeast Asia including regional tax specialists, C-suite executives, researchers, academics and policy makers amongst others. The conference equipped attendees with expert insights into investment trends and tax developments across the region with an emphasis on cross-border investment and trade to empower well-governed reginal growth for organisations. This focus resonates with current regional market opportunities, with Dato’ Che Nazli, Undersecretary of Tax Division, Ministry of Finance Malaysia noting during the Conference that intra-ASEAN investment amounted to USD21 billion in 2021 with Malaysia being the second larges

Taylor’s College, a leader in education and innovation, kickstarted the year with the sponsorship of more than RM80,000 to Bengkel Kecemerlangan Prinsip Perakaunan, an accounting workshop to prepare students for Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) and encourage more youths to pursue the profession as a career. Datuk Mohd Nasir Ahmad, Chairman of CIMB Group, and Izzad Shamsudin, Group Chief Financial Officer, KFC & Pizza Hut Malaysia The 3 Days accounting workshop is organised by the Principles of Accounting Panel of Fully Residential School Management Division, Ministry of Education, supported by Malaysia Institution of Accountants (MIA) and was attended by 375 students from 11 boarding schools in Malaysia from 15 to 17 January 2023. Participants received hands-on training from three accounting Guru Cemerlang, providing students with the knowledge and skills to master the subject at SPM level and a solid foundation to succeed in the competitive world of accounting and finance in the fu

Taylor’s College and Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan (SMK) Kuala Krau are spearheading initiatives to help special needs students within the school gain comprehensive digital skills through the development of SMK Kuala Krau’s Studio Multimedia Program Pendidikan Khas Integrasi (PPKI). [L-R] Pn Norsyarina binti Mohd Angkashah, Senior Assistant of Special Education, SMK Kuala Krau, Tuan Hj Mat Jusoh bin Che Ngah, Headmaster of SMK Kuala Krau, Josephine Tan, Campus Director, Taylor’s College, Tuan Saufie Bin Abdul Manaf, Temerloh District Education Officer, Cikgu Mohammad Hazeem Azemi, RISE Educator of the Year 2022 winner with special needs students holding the tablets sponsored by Taylor’s College. The first-of-its-kind multimedia studio in public schools in Malaysia aims to provide SMK Kuala Krau students – which consists of orang asli and special needs pupils – with modules and programmes to help them learn technical digital skills like content creation, video editing and other IT-