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What Can Consumers Expect After the Formation of Malaysia SST? It was in May this year that the Ministry of Finance in Malaysia declared the abolishment of the GST or the Goods and Services Tax. The government introduced the Malaysia SST or the Sales and Services Tax in its place. The nation’s tax system underwent…
An Overview of Singapore’s Labour Market 2018 What the Second Quarter of 2018 Looks Like in Singapore’s Labour Market Singapore has always been a strong performing nation, and 2018 is no different. The second quarter of 2018’s preliminary report of the labour market should positive growth in employment, despite the fact that unemployment rates…
We Explain the Entire Process of How to Start a Company in Singapore It is a known fact that Singapore is one of the important economic powerhouses in both Asia and the world. For a detailed walkthrough of business incorporation Singapore, our guide breaks down the company incorporation process and ACRA filing steps. Despite its…
Singapore Government Aiming to Make the City-State a Cashless Society By 2025 The days of paying with cash are slowly fading into the sunset. Singapore, one of the most influential economic powerhouses in Asia, is moving to a cashless society. According to Ong Ye Kung, the Education minister of Singapore, who is also a board…
Singapore Food Agency to Replace AVA The Singapore Food Agency (SFA) will be formed on 1 April next year and it will take over any food-related work which is currently being conducted by the Agri-Food and Veterinary Authority of Singapore (AVA). The SFA is set to oversee matters related to food safety and security in…
Community Chest Heartstrings Walk – A Walk to Remember 2018 8,000 Participants Came Together for A Walk-worthy Cause 3E was proud to walk for a cause in the Community Chest Heartstrings Walk 2018 as part of our CSR initiative to give back to society through charity. 3E Accounting was proud to be part of the…
Business Ideas to Start in Singapore this Year: Which Business Is Good for You? Many dream of owning and running their own business, but not everyone takes that leap of faith. This is especially because of the fear and uncertainty of not knowing which business is good to start. That, along with other factors such…
PayNow Corporate Is Finally in Singapore Businesses in Singapore will now be able to instantly receive and make payments with their Unique Entity Numbers (UEN), now that the PayNow Corporate e-payment services have finally been launched. As of 13 August 2018, PayNow Corporate is made available to all businesses, government agencies and corporate bodies whom…
Advantages of Setup of a Singapore Holding Companies for USA and Other Ventures When it comes to outbound investments, there is no other place in the world like Singapore. It is by far the most preferred jurisdiction for investors who are keen to set up a holding company in Singapore or companies in Singapore. …
Foreigners in Singapore Can Now Use CorpPass Through the CorpPass 2FA Application Here is good news for foreigners currently residing in Singapore. Even if you don’t have a SingPass, you will now be able to access and use CorpPass through the CorpPass 2FA mobile application. Owned by the Ministry of Finance and managed by the…
Rule Changes Make It Easier for Singapore SMEs to Bid on Public Projects Small business in Singapore may soon be able to start bidding for government projects with the new changes to the rules in place which make it much easier for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) to get in on the bidding game. SMEs…
Raising Concerns: Employers in Singapore Mis-Labeling their Staff to Avoid OT Payments Employers in Singapore apparently escaped paying their employees entitlements like OT payments after they allegedly classified them as managers or executives. According to the Ministry of Manpower, there were about 50 such cases last year. Among them, 90 percent of victims had the…