Other Briefings
Setting Up in Indonesia – Latest Issue of ASEAN Briefing Magazine
In this issue of ASEAN Briefing magazine, we examine Indonesia’s business environment, tax incentives for investments, and corporate establishments. Read on to learn more.
Corporate Income Tax in Singapore
Singapore’s corporate income tax (CIT) rate of 17 percent is the lowest in ASEAN and has attracted a dynamic investment community of more than 7,000 multinational firms into the country. Read on to learn more.
Singapore’s FTA Network: What are They and How to Apply
Singapore’s extensive free trade agreements (FTA), coupled with a transparent legal system and educated workforce, have made it an attractive destination for investors looking for business opportunities in Asia. Read on to learn more.
Trade War Incentive Schemes in ASEAN
ASEAN members have issued a variety of incentives to attract investors affected by the US-China trade war. Learn more about how these affect your business.
Singapore’s DTA Network: What is Covered and How to Claim Relief
Singapore has one of the world’s most extensive double tax agreement (DTA) networks, attracting international businesses from a multitude of industries. Learn on how your business can qualify and benefit from these incentives.
The Minimum Wage in Indonesia: Increased by 8.5% for 2020
By January 2020, Indonesia will increase its minimum wage by 8.51 percent from the current 2019 rate. Learn more about how this regulation will impact businesses in the country.
ASEAN as Asia’s New Manufacturing Hub: Too Good to be True?
Can companies be as productive in ASEAN as they were in China? This article explores productivity rates in some of ASEAN’s top manufacturing hubs.
The Philippines’ Foreign Investment Act: Amendments May Attract FDI from SMEs
Learn more about the amended provisions of the Foreign Investments Act (FIA) of 1991, aimed to attract greater foreign investment into the country.
Personal Income Tax in Indonesia for Expatriate Workers Explained
It is important for foreign workers to understand their tax liabilities in Indonesia, and to be able to determine which tax law regime will be applicable to them along with exemptions that may bring.
Indonesia’s Halal Law Takes Effect, Impacting Products and Services
Indonesia’s Halal Law recently came into effect. Consumer products and related services traded in the country need to be Halal-certified. Learn more here.
