As Singapore’s Tax Season 2026 approaches, the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS) has posted a clear reminder for employers participating in the Auto‑Inclusion Scheme (AIS): you must submit your employees’ 2025 employment income information electronically to IRAS by 1 March 2026. This…
If you own property in Singapore — whether it’s your home or an investment — the 2026 Property Tax Bill is something you’ll receive soon. Singapore’s Inland Revenue Authority (IRAS) issues these bills annually to owners of residential and non‑residential…
Supporting senior employment remains a key part of Singapore’s workforce strategy as the population ages. In a recent press release, the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) announced that the Part‑Time Re‑Employment Grant (PTRG) — originally introduced in 2020 — will be…
Financial instruments that combine features of both debt and equity — known as hybrid instruments — are increasingly used in corporate financing structures. For Singapore tax purposes, the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS) has published an e‑Tax Guide on…
Change Auditor in Malaysia: Complete Guide for Companies (2026) Changing an auditor in Malaysia is legal, common, and increasingly necessary — especially as companies prepare for FYE 2025 / 2026 audits, tighter compliance expectations, and capacity constraints among audit firms.…
Change Auditor in Singapore: A Complete Guide for Companies (2026) Changing your auditor in Singapore is legal, common, and often necessary — especially when companies face capacity issues, fee disputes, timeline delays, or service quality concerns. However, the process must…
Director’s Personal Liability in Singapore: What Founders Often Miss One of the most common misconceptions among founders is this: “Once the company is incorporated, I’m personally protected.” While incorporation does provide limited liability, it does not shield directors from all…
Common Tax Errors That Trigger IRAS Audits in SMEs Many SMEs assume that IRAS audits only happen to large companies or deliberate tax evaders. In practice, this is far from true. A significant number of IRAS audits in SMEs are…
ACRA Non-Compliance: Fines, Director Exposure & Strike-Off Risks Many Singapore companies underestimate the consequences of ACRA non-compliance. Late filings are often treated as minor administrative issues, and reminders from regulators are sometimes ignored — until penalties escalate or directors face…
ISQM 1 Explained: What Audit Firms Must Do Differently Now ISQM 1 represents one of the biggest shifts in audit regulation in decades. Yet many audit firms still treat it as a documentation update or a renamed version of ISQC…
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