Other Briefings
Malaysia’s Semiconductor Sector Beckons Foreign Investors
Malaysia wants to develop its semiconductor industry beyond assembly and testing into more value-added production such as integrated circuit design.
A Guide to HR Compliance in the Philippines
Expatriate workers and their employers in the Philippines must understand the process of obtaining a work visa and employment permit to legally work in the country.
Singapore Cybersecurity Draft Amendment Bill: Public Consultation Ends Jan. 15
The Cyber Security Agency (CSA) of Singapore is seeking views on the draft Cybersecurity (Amendment) Bill until January 15, 2024. We list key threats that are being addressed by the Bill.
Incentives in Malaysia’s Special Economic Zones: A Guide for Businesses
Malaysia’s special economic zones offer fiscal incentives and sector-specific perks, including tax relief and tailored benefits, along with robust infrastructure. We list the available incentives for businesses in the country’s respective SEZs.
Opportunities for Investors in Indonesia’s Cosmetics Industry
We discuss the business opportunities catering to halal cosmetics and personal care products in Indonesia’s beauty industry as domestic purchasing power increases.
Singapore’s 2024 Economic Outlook
Optimism prevails for Singapore’s economic outlook in 2024, particularly for growth projected in key sectors like electronics, F&B, and travel-related industries.
Singapore Increases Goods and Services Tax for 2024
Singapore has increased its goods and services tax (GST) rate by one percent to nine percent as of January 1, 2024.
An Introduction to Doing Business in ASEAN 2024 – New Publication from Dezan Shira & Associates
This Guide covers the fundamentals of investing in ASEAN, including market entry, company setup, tax and audit, and HR and payroll.
Renewable Energy Manufacturing Potential in Southeast Asia
Southeast Asia has the potential to be a global leader in renewable manufacturing while simultaneously achieving its economic growth targets.
Promising Sectors for Investments in Malaysia’s Economic Corridors
Malaysia’s economic corridors offer foreign businesses ample opportunities to invest in sectors that have transformed the country into a leading economic power in Southeast Asia.
