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Audit and Compliance in Myanmar: A Guide for Foreign Investors
Private and public companies in Myanmar are obligated to audit their accounts as well as hold annual general meetings once a year.
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Myanmar’s 2020 Union Taxation Law: Salient Features
Myanmar introduced the 2020 Union Taxation Law, which sets out the latest rates for income tax, gemstone tax, commercial tax, and specific goods tax.
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Latest Tax Compliance Procedures for Non-Profit Organizations in Myanmar
Myanmar’s government issued Notification 79 of 2020, which describes the latest tax compliance measures for non-profit organizations.
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Myanmar SMEs Receive Financial Support from Japan
The Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) recently approved US$46.5 million in low-interest loans to businesses in Myanmar.
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A Guide on Myanmar’s New Insolvency Law
Myanmar’s new Insolvency Law aims to introduce a modern insolvency regime for investors and entrepreneurs. Read on to learn more.
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Myanmar Extends Visa Regulations to Five New Countries
Myanmar has extended visa on arrival access to Austria, Hungary, New Zealand, Czech Republic, and Luxemburg. Read on to learn more.
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Emerging Opportunities in Myanmar’s Construction Sector
Myanmar offers a promising economic environment for construction and real estate investors. The country’s construction sector is only expected to grow in the coming years. Find out more in our latest article.
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German FDI in ASEAN Part III: Malaysia and Myanmar
ASEAN continues to be an important FDI destination for European investors. Read more about Germany’s investments in Malaysia and Myanmar in the third part of our five-part article on German FDI in ASEAN.
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Myanmar’s Investment Outlook for 2019
A large and cheap workforce, natural resources and generally low production costs make Myanmar a perfect destination for foreign investment. Read our latest article to understand Myanmar’s latest FDI trends and outlook for 2019.
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Threading the Needle: the Rise of Myanmar as a Garment Manufacturing Alternative
Myanmar’s clothing exports have grown from US$337 million in 2010 to US$1.46 billion in 2015, and could reach US$12 billion by 2020. Learn about opportunities for foreign investment in Myanmar’s burgeoning garment industry, and the driver’s of the country’s growing competitiveness.
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