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TMF Group's latest Global Business Complexity Index for the Accounting and Tax sector details the key trends affecting business complexity.

The Companies, Business Trusts & Other Bodies (Miscellaneous Amendments) Bill was passed by Parliament on 9 May 2023.

The Accounting and Corporate Regulatory ("ACRA") is currently seeking public feedback on the proposed amendments to the Companies Act ("CA") from the period 20 July 2020 to 17 August 2020.

An organisation's intangible assets are increasingly critical to corporate value, yet current accounting standards are not adequately equipped to capture them in financial statements.

Hong Kong and Singapore share some similarities in their legal systems, as they are both rooted in the English common law tradition. Singapore's regulations are renowned for their pro-business nature.

Managing Director Frankie Leung and Senior Director Jon Nicklin from A&M's Disputes and Investigations team were invited to speak at a seminar organized by the Singapore branch of the...

On 12 September 2022, the Business Trusts (Amendment) Bill ("Bill") was tabled in Parliament for First Reading. The Bill seeks to amend the Business Trusts Act 2004 ("BTA")...

Singapore is built on its ability to harness globalisation and is known for business friendly. But doing business in this jurisdiction is not without its challenges, and having local help on board is crucial.

Keeping in line with international practices, the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority ("ACRA") of Singapore will require all companies incorporated in Singapore, ...

Singapore's Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA) has provided several measures to improve its online services during the lockdown.

Global companies on a growth path often struggle with a lack of skilled accountants. No matter the sector, every organisation depends on accurate financial management, meeting regulatory requirements, and timely reporting.

The auditor's report on the financial statements, especially those of listed companies, is going to look different and be substantially longer from December 2016 onwards.

Singapore makes it obligatory for registered businesses to hold annual general meetings, file annual financial statements, and to be officially audited.

We have set out below a high-level summary of some of the recommendations and proposed amendments.