Other Briefings
The Philippines’ Revised VAT Policy on Foreign Digital Services from 2024
Explore how the Philippines’ new 12% VAT on foreign digital services reshapes the market, affects consumers, and drives local industry growth.
Philippines Plans Stock Tax Reduction to Revive Capital Market
The Philippine government plans to drastically reduce the stock transaction tax from 0.6 percent to 0.1 percent, a move which aims to stimulate trading activity and attract more investors.
Australia Approves Renewable Energy Link to Singapore
Australia’s approval of a renewable energy link to Singapore can reshape Southeast Asia’s energy landscape and boost regional clean energy initiatives.
Vietnam’s Da Nang to Develop Free Trade Zone, Connect with Strategic Lien Chieu Port
Da Nang is set to boost its trade and investment by developing a new Free Trade Zone and constructing the strategic Lien Chieu Port.
Vietnam’s Data Center Market: A New Frontier for Global Investors
Vietnam’s data center market stands at the threshold of significant growth, driven by the country’s evolving digital landscape and the recent implementation of the revised Telecommunications Law.
ASEAN Labor Costs: Minimum Wage and Social Insurance Essentials
When assessing labor costs in ASEAN, foreign investors should be aware that governments are increasing social protection expenditure in areas such as pensions, health coverage, and welfare assistance.
Swiftonomics: Fueling Singapore’s Entertainment Hub Growth
Swiftonomics is fast-tracking Singapore’s emergence as a leading entertainment hub.
Instant Mobile Transfers from Singapore to Four Countries: A Breakthrough in Cross-Border Payments
A groundbreaking payment system is set to revolutionize how Singaporeans send money to four key Asian countries.
Australia Commits New Investments to Strengthen Ties with Southeast Asia
The Australian government has committed AU$505 million to strengthen ties with Southeast Asia as part of the government’s 2024-2025 budget.
Malaysia Plans New Port on Malacca Strait
Malaysia plans to build a new container port in the state of Negeri Sembilan on the western coast of the Malay Peninsula and facing the Malacca Strait.
