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Thinking of outsourcing some of your company’s functions? Discover the advantages and disadvantages of outsourcing in Singapore in our article!
Family Office Incentive Scheme in Malaysia: What's it all About? Overview The Malaysian government introduced the New Family Office Incentive Scheme as a strategic strategy to promote the [...]
Registering a company in Hong Kong requires meeting specific criteria, including a unique company name, at least one director, and a minimum of one shareholder. Additional requirements include a registered address, a company secretary, and compliance with annual audits. While the process is relatively straightforward, professional assistance can streamline the process and ensure adherence to all regulations.
The text provides a detailed reference on starting a maritime business in Singapore. It underlines the advantages of doing so, including as the country's strategic location, tax breaks, and government assistance. The handbook describes the step-by-step procedure of forming a company, from incorporation to getting required licenses and permissions.
Meditation offers a multitude of benefits for both mental and physical well-being. By focusing the mind and calming the body, regular meditation can reduce stress, improve sleep, and enhance overall happiness. It’s a simple yet powerful practice that can transform your life.
There are pros and cons to hiring foreign talents in Singapore – learn more about the quota, the Singapore Employment Act, and more about securing an employment pass here.
Singapore has strict import restrictions on various items, including food, media, weapons, medication, plants, and animals. Travelers should be aware of these restrictions and obtain necessary permits before arriving. The specific agency responsible for each category varies.
CECA was put into force in 2005 and was the first ever comprehensive economic agreement between Singapore and a South Asian country. Read on to find out more!
Ready to be publicly listed? Uncover the benefits and considerations of being a publicly listed company in Singapore and the requirements to be listed on the Singapore Stock Exchange.