Tax & Accounting

Can a Singapore Company Carry Forward Tax Losses?

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Singapore companies can carry forward unused tax losses to offset future taxable income, subject to IRAS conditions. Find out the eligibility requirements and restrictions.

Which Business Expenses Are Not Tax-Deductible in Thailand?

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Identify non-deductible business expenses in Thailand, including deduction limits, related-party payments, and corporate income tax compliance requirements.

Is a Foreign Company in Malaysia Allowed to Prepare Its Accounts in a Foreign Currency?

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Foreign companies in Malaysia may use foreign currencies for accounting but must meet local financial reporting and corporate tax requirements.

Filing Corporate Income Tax in Thailand: A Guide for Foreign Investors

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Filing corporate income tax in Thailand involves a 20 percent tax rate, annual and half-year returns, filing deadlines, and penalties for non-compliance.

Cambodia Introduces Tax Incentives for Government Securities Investors

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Cambodia introduces tax incentives for 2026 government securities, including lower withholding tax and exemptions for interest and capital gains.

How Should Foreign-Owned Companies Prepare for a Corporate Tax Audit in Indonesia?

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Prepare your foreign-owned company for a corporate tax audit in Indonesia with guidance on documentation, transfer pricing, and tax compliance.

How Are Dividends Paid to Foreign Shareholders Taxed in the Philippines?

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Foreign shareholders receiving dividends from Philippine companies may face different withholding tax rates depending on their status, tax treaty eligibility, and tax-sparing relief.

Which Investments Qualify for Tax Incentives Under the Philippines’ 2026–2028 SIPP?

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Find which investments qualify under the Philippines’ 2026–2028 SIPP and the tax incentives available to registered foreign investors.

How Should Foreign Companies File Corporate Income Tax Returns in Malaysia?

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Foreign companies in Malaysia must file annual corporate income tax returns. Find out the e-C deadlines, filing process, CP204, and MITRS requirements.

Can a Thailand Representative Office Operate Without Taxable Income?

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Find out when a Thailand representative office can operate without taxable income and which activities may create Thai tax exposure.

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