Lau Kah Hee FCCA
Kah Hee is qualified as both an attorney and a chartered accountant.
Kah Hee has significant experience in contentious tax matters, and given his dual qualification as both a lawyer as well as a chartered accountant, he is able to dissect the tax issues from the legal, accounting and tax perspectives in an insightful and multi-disciplinary manner. Kah Hee has also developed a deep interest in tax litigation and advisory work, and has published in the area of tax avoidance. He was also the Lead Counsel in the landmark tax avoidance case of Wee Teng Yau v CIT.
Kah Hee obtained the Association of Chartered Accountants professional degree in 2010, was the prize winner for the final exams, and graduated with a Bachelor of Science (First Class Honours) in Applied Accounting. He also read law at both the National University of Singapore and the University of Cambridge where he graduated respectively with a Bachelor of Laws (First Class Honours) in 2008 and a Master of Laws (First Class Honours) in 2011 on the Lee Foundation Scholarship.
