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The Special Pass During an Employment Pass or S Pass MOM Appeal: What Employers Can and Cannot Do

The Special Pass During an Employment Pass or S Pass MOM Appeal: What Employers Can and Cannot Do When the Ministry of Manpower rejects an Employment Pass or S Pass application and the employer decides to appeal, a practical question follows almost immediately: what is the candidate's status while that appeal is being decided? Employers [...]

LEAD Programme Singapore: How Trade Associations Can Fund Industry Projects

LEAD Programme Singapore: How Trade Associations Can Fund Industry Projects Most of our clients at Raffles Corporate Services run private limited companies, but a fair number also sit on the committee of a trade association, chamber of commerce, or precinct body in their spare time. If you are one of them, you have probably heard [...]

Form IR21 Tax Clearance for Foreign Employees Leaving Singapore: Deadlines and Consequences of Missing It

Form IR21 Tax Clearance for Foreign Employees Leaving Singapore: Deadlines and Consequences of Missing It When a foreign employee resigns, is retrenched, or is posted out of Singapore, the employer's obligations do not end with a final payslip. Singapore's Income Tax Act 1947 requires employers to seek tax clearance for non-citizen employees before their final [...]

The IRAS Advance Ruling System: Process, Fees, and When It’s Worth Applying

The IRAS Advance Ruling System: Process, Fees, and When It's Worth Applying Every so often, a Singapore company faces a transaction where the tax treatment genuinely isn't clear from the Income Tax Act 1947 alone. A group restructuring, a cross-border royalty arrangement, or a proposed sale of shares that might or might not qualify for [...]

Refusal to Register a Share Transfer in a Singapore Private Company: Directors’ Discretion and Its Limits

Refusal to Register a Share Transfer in a Singapore Private Company: Directors' Discretion and Its Limits Most Singapore private companies keep a tight rein on who is allowed to hold their shares, and the constitution usually gives the board a discretion to refuse to register a transfer. That discretion is real, but it is not [...]

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