1. How many people are involved in the team category of Deloitte Challenge?
Each team will be made up of four (4) full-time students who are enrolled in an undergraduate degree programme of the university, university college, or college.

2. How do we register for the team competition?
Visit our website and register at www.deloittechallenge.com

3. According to the brochure (Stage 1: Preliminary Round), each team representing their university will gather in an assigned room for a three-hour session. Does the university have to prepare the room for the participants?
Yes, we would be grateful if the university could assist us with this. We will update the website with the venue and time of the Preliminary round competition. All teams from around Malaysia will take the test simultaneously.

4. Will the business case for the team competition be provided online? Is the submission of report done via online?
The Deloitte Tax Challenge representatives will be invigilating the team competition, hence the questions will not be provided online.
Preliminary round - At the end of the 3-hour breakout session, the Deloitte Tax Challenge representatives and lecturers will be saving all reports in the thumbdrive, with one printed copy. These will then be handed over to the panel of judges for marking.
Finals – same as above except that the report will be in Power Point slides and teams will be required to make a presentation of their report to a panel of judges.

5. Each university can only send one team?
There is no limit as to how many teams may represent a university.

6. According to the brochure (Stage 2: Written Test), will the selected venue be provided by Deloitte?
Yes, we will update the website on the venue of for the written test.

7. We have students who have just completed and passed their Advanced Diploma Year Two (final year) Examinations in April 2011 (some in June 2011) but will have their convocation in November 2011. Are they eligible to join the above Tax Challenge for this year as individuals and/or as a team?
Please note that participation is open to students pursuing undergraduate programmes full-time. Final year students are encouraged to apply as well. Masters and PhD students are not eligible.

8. Private University – Most students in private universities pursue 3+0 accountancy programme, whereby they study foreign tax (not Malaysian tax) and may find it difficult to participate in the Deloitte Tax Challenge. Will the questions in the Challenge only cover Malaysian aspects?
Deloitte Tax Challenge is opened to all students who are pursuing full-time undergraduate programmes. Though the questions are based on Malaysian tax laws, students who are studying foreign tax laws are also encouraged to join the competition, as the primary principles of tax are similar. You may want start by going through last year’s questions to get a better idea.

9. Are full time students doing a professional degree (i.e. ACCA) eligible to register?
Students who are pursuing full-time professional degree programmes and are registered as full-time students of a college, university college or university may register as participants of this challenge.