GST registration, filing and InvoiceNow: Frequently asked questions
GST registration, filing and InvoiceNow: Frequently asked questions. For Singapore SMEs managing tax and accounting compliance. Practical 2026 walkthrough.
GST registration, filing and InvoiceNow: Frequently asked questions. For Singapore SMEs managing tax and accounting compliance. Practical 2026 walkthrough.
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Singapore SMEs sitting on unclaimed research and development spend, intellectual property costs, or staff training budgets are often unaware that the Enterprise Innovation Scheme (EIS) can turn a chunk of that expenditure into a very large tax deduction, or even hard cash. Introduced at Budget 2023 and running from Year of Assessment (YA) 2024 to [...]
Bookkeeping for Singapore SMEs: Frequently asked questions. For Singapore SMEs managing tax and accounting compliance. Practical 2026 guide.
Most Singapore businesses assume the supplier always issues the tax invoice. In a handful of industries, that assumption is wrong by design. Under a self-billing arrangement approved by the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS), it is the GST-registered customer, not the supplier, who prepares the tax invoice and hands a copy to the supplier [...]
On 1 September 2026, the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS) published the seventh edition of its e-Tax Guide, GST: Renewal of Assisted Compliance Assurance Programme (ACAP) Status. For most company directors, the words "e-Tax Guide" trigger an instinctive hand-off to the tax agent or auditor. That instinct is only half right for this particular [...]
Most Singapore GST conversations about manufacturing companies start and end with the Major Exporter Scheme (MES). It is the scheme every accountant mentions first, and for good reason: it is broad and covers a wide range of import-heavy, export-heavy trading businesses. But MES is not the only GST relief on offer, and for a specific [...]