Other Briefings
Corporate Taxes in the Philippines
In the Philippines, all companies – domestic or foreign – are liable to pay corporate income tax (CIT). The tax liability for a corporation is determined by its residency status and is based on the net income it obtains. Read more in our latest article.
The ASEAN Automobile Industry: Top Destinations for Manufacturers
ASEAN’s automobile industry offers vast opportunities for investments for manufacturers and distributors of automobile components. Read on to learn more.
Is ASEAN’s Manufacturing Productivity Really Equivalent to China in the 1990’s?
Chris Devonshire-Ellis examines what ASEAN offers manufacturers in this op/ed. It is a lot more than just contract manufacturing opportunities.
Tax Obligations of Non-Profit Organizations in Singapore
There are specific tax obligations and incentives that are on offer for non-profit organizations (NPOs) in Singapore. Read on to learn more.
How to Set Up a Public Company Limited by Guarantee in Singapore
Learn how to set up a Public Company Limited by Guarantee (PCLG), the preferred option for a non-profit organizations in Singapore, here.
Thailand Plus: New Stimulus Package for Foreign Investment
The Thailand Plus stimulus package is designed to attract foreign investment and help companies affected by the US-China Trade War. Learn more here.
Cambodia Negotiating FTA with the Eurasian Economic Union
Cambodia is hoping to emulate Vietnam’s success in establishing a strong bilateral trade and investment relationship with Russia.
Why Setting Up in Singapore Makes Sense for Business in ASEAN
Singapore is a preeminent destination for setting up a regional headquarters to pursue business opportunities across ASEAN and Asia. Learn why here.
Non-Profit Organization Entities in Singapore: PCLG, Society, and Charitable Trust
There are three forms of non-profit organizations (NPOs) in Singapore. Read on to learn more about PCLG, Society, and Charitable Trust structures.
Expatriate Workers in Indonesia: New Regulation on Positions Open for Employment
Indonesia’s Ministry of Labor issued Regulation 228, 2019 to define the types of job positions open to expatriate workers in the country.
