If your Singapore company enters into transactions with related parties — whether a parent company, subsidiary, or fellow group entity — you are operating in transfer pricing territory. And from the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore's (IRAS) perspective, those transactions must be priced as if they were conducted between independent, unrelated parties dealing at arm's [...]
On 6 May 2026, a set of amendments under the Corporate and Accounting Laws (Amendment) Act 2025 formally took effect in Singapore. Among the most consequential changes for audited companies — and one that has received considerably less attention than the director penalty increases — is a structural shift in how audit reports must now [...]
Grant approved? Now the real work begins. Learn how to claim disbursement, maintain your documentation audit trail, handle staged EDG payments, avoid PSG pitfalls, and stay compliant after your Singapore government grant.
Singapore offers multiple pathways for HNW individuals to relocate and establish residency. From the Global Investor Programme and ONE Pass to EntrePass, PR, and citizenship — this guide covers every option in 2026.
Paying a foreign vendor or consultant? Withholding tax may apply. Learn which payments trigger WHT under Section 45 of the Income Tax Act, the applicable rates, how to file with IRAS, and double tax treaty relief.
Every Singapore company must comply with AGM requirements under the Companies Act. Learn the deadlines, agenda, exemptions, notice rules, and what happens if you miss the AGM deadline.
Your Singapore PR application was rejected — now what? Learn about appealing to ICA, the waiting period before reapplying, and how to strengthen your profile for a successful second application.
Whether you are bringing in a new investor, rewarding a key employee with equity, or restructuring ownership between shareholders, understanding how to allot and transfer shares in a Singapore company is essential knowledge for every director and business owner. The rules are set out in the Companies Act 1967 and your company's Constitution, and getting [...]
The Annual General Meeting (AGM) is one of the most important compliance events in a Singapore company's calendar year. Under Section 175 of the Companies Act 1967, most Singapore companies are required to hold an AGM annually. Yet the rules around AGMs — who must hold them, the applicable timelines, available exemptions, and what must [...]
If your business was incorporated overseas but your operations, clients, or investment base are increasingly centred on Singapore, you may not need to set up a new subsidiary. Singapore's inward re-domiciliation regime allows a foreign corporate entity to transfer its registration directly to Singapore, effectively becoming a Singapore company while preserving legal continuity. This guide [...]