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We have prepared this comprehensive guide to corporate filing requirements in Singapore as it is evident that there is increased scrutiny on late filings from both IRAS and ACRA.

The 2018 Singapore Budget Statement, announcing various tax changes, was delivered by Finance Minister Heng Swee Keat on 19 February 2018 – highlighting a record budget surplus...

How can Singapore adapt and thrive in a rapidly changing world? Addressing this question was one of the main focuses of this year's Budget Statement.

Nicknamed the "Lion City", Singapore's rich cultural heritage, robust economy and world-class infrastructure make it an especially attractive option for foreign investors. The key to success in this vibrant jurisdiction.

Singapore Budget 2026, announced by Prime Minister Lawrence Wong on 12 February, reflects a position of strength and preparedness, supported by robust corporate tax collections...

Two of the ways in which a foreign company may carry on business in Singapore are by registering a branch office and by incorporating a limited liability company in Singapore.

A 30% CIT rebate capped at $30,000 per YA was granted to companies from YA 2013 to YA 2015.

2024年2月17日、ローレンス・ウォン副首相兼財務大臣は、2024年シンガポ...

To boost flagging foreign investor confidence in Vietnam and to stem ebbing levels of foreign direct investment ("FDI") into the Socialist Republic, the governments of Vietnam and Japan inked an agreement for The Liberalization, Promotion And Protection Of Investment ("LIPPIA" or "the Agreement") in Tokyo on 14 November 2003.

A foreign company is not allowed to "carry on business" in Singapore or acquire a "place of business" in Singapore unless it is registered with the Singapore Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority ("ACRA").