Other Briefings
Can a Singapore Company Pay Expenses for an Overseas Subsidiary?
Learn how to account for overseas subsidiary expenses paid by a Singapore company, when to apply a markup, and how GST and income tax may apply.
When Does a Foreign Company Create a Permanent Establishment in Indonesia?
A foreign company can create a permanent establishment in Indonesia through a project, local personnel, an office, or an agent. Find out which tests apply, how tax treaties can change the result, and what taxes follow.
Singapore Holding and Trading Companies: A Guide for Vietnamese Businesses
Explore how Singapore holding and trading companies can support Vietnamese businesses with regional expansion, tax compliance, and succession planning.
Tax Due Diligence for Singapore Acquisitions: Risks to Review Before Signing
Tax due diligence for Singapore acquisitions covers corporate tax, GST, transfer pricing, tax losses, and stamp duty risks.
Financial Due Diligence in Singapore: Assessing Earnings, Cash Flow and Hidden Liabilities
Financial due diligence in Singapore examines earnings, cash flow, working capital, hidden liabilities, and acquisition valuation risks.
How Can Foreign Shareholders Claim Reduced Dividend Withholding Tax in the Philippines?
Foreign shareholders in the Philippines can claim reduced dividend withholding tax through treaty relief or tax sparing, subject to BIR requirements.
Transaction Advisory in Singapore: A Guide for CFOs and Investors
Transaction advisory in Singapore covers acquisitions, disposals, due diligence, business valuation, deal structuring, and post-acquisition integration.
Singapore Company Registration in 2027: Requirements, Costs and Timeline
Singapore company registration in 2027 involves foreign ownership rules, director requirements, incorporation procedures, government fees, and processing timelines.
How to Set Up a Company in Singapore in 5 Steps
Set up a company in Singapore in five steps, covering business structures, registration requirements, incorporation costs, banking, and compliance.
Can a Singapore Company Carry Forward Tax Losses?
Singapore companies can carry forward unused tax losses to offset future taxable income, subject to IRAS conditions. Find out the eligibility requirements and restrictions.
