SkillsFuture Enterprise Credit (SFEC) 2026: Complete Guide for Singapore Employers
Every eligible Singapore employer gets S$10,000 in SFEC for workforce development and enterprise transformation. Here is how to claim it before the deadline.
EDGE Grant Singapore 2026: What the New Consolidated Enterprise Grant Means for Your Business
The EDGE grant consolidates EDG, PSG, and MRA into one framework launching H2 2026. Here is what Singapore SMEs need to know and how to prepare.
Setting Up a VCC Sub-Fund in Singapore 2026: What Fund Managers Must Know After MAS Circular IID 04/2025
MAS Circular IID 04/2025 has raised the governance bar for VCC sub-funds. Here is what Singapore fund managers must know before launching a new sub-fund in 2026.
CALA 2025 in Practice: Six Things Every Company Secretary Must Do Differently Now
The Corporate and Accounting Laws (Amendment) Act 2025 (CALA 2025) commenced on 6 May 2026, bringing concrete changes to the Companies Act 1967. For company secretaries managing Singapore private limited companies day to day, CALA 2025 translates into a specific set of workflow changes that must be implemented now — not at the next annual [...]
Singapore PDPA compliance for SMEs — Costs and fees breakdown
Singapore PDPA compliance for SMEs — Costs and fees breakdown. For directors and company secretaries managing ACRA compliance. Practical 2026 walkthroug...
Grant claims, audit and clawback risk — Costs and fees breakdown
Grant claims, audit and clawback risk — Costs and fees breakdown. For Singapore SMEs accessing government grants and incentives. Practical 2026 walkthro...
Startup SG Founder, Tech and Equity tracks — Costs and fees breakdown
Startup SG Founder, Tech and Equity tracks — Costs and fees breakdown. For Singapore SMEs accessing government grants and incentives. Practical 2026 wal...
Shadow Directors and De Facto Directors: Liability Under Singapore Company Law
Singapore company law imposes substantial duties and liabilities on directors — but these obligations do not apply only to formally appointed directors whose names appear on ACRA's register. The Companies Act 1967 and Singapore's courts have long recognised two additional categories of person who may bear the same liabilities as a registered director: the shadow [...]
Reducing Share Capital in Singapore: A Director’s Guide (2026)
A Singapore private limited company can reduce its share capital — but the process is more involved than many directors realise. The Companies Act 1967 requires court approval or, where certain conditions are met, a solvency statement procedure. This guide walks directors through both routes, the legal requirements, common reasons for a reduction, and what [...]
Capital Allowances in Singapore: What Assets Qualify and How to Claim (2026)
When a Singapore company buys a fixed asset — machinery, computers, office furniture, or specialised equipment — the cost is not immediately deductible as a business expense. Instead, the Income Tax Act 1947 provides a structured alternative: capital allowances. These are tax deductions spread over the asset's useful life (or accelerated into one or three [...]