Singapore: Corporate and Company Law

Singapore Budget 2026, announced by Prime Minister Lawrence Wong on 12 February, reflects a position of strength and preparedness, supported by robust corporate tax collections...

The Singapore government brought the Income Tax (Refundable Investment Credits) Regulations 2025 (S 577/2025) into force on 1 September, which introduce tax credits of up to 50% for qualifying business investments under the Global Anti-Base Erosion (GloBE) Rules of the OECD/G20 Pillar Two framework.

Singapore's energy and infrastructure sector is undergoing significant transformation, driven by a transition to renewable energy, accelerating technological adoption and evolving geopolitical dynamics.

Effective 14 July 2025, companies are required under the Companies (Accounts) Rules 2014 to provide detailed disclosures on their compliance with the Sexual Harassment of Women...

On 26 June 2025, MAS issued a circular (IID 04/2025) on governance and management of Variable Capital Companies (VCCs), following its thematic review of VCCs (the Circular).

Singapore's reputation as a global financial centre is grounded in a robust regulatory regime. At its core is the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), which serves as the country's central bank and key financial regulator.

On March 11, 2025, the Committee to Enhance Singapore's Corporate Restructuring and Insolvency Regime (the "Committee") published a report (the "Report") outlining its recommendations to further enhance and modernize Singapore's restructuring and insolvency ("R&I") framework.

Few events are as disruptive and high-stakes for an individual or a business as an unexpected raid by regulatory authorities or law enforcement. Whether it takes place at a home or in an office, the impact is immediate.

What is the current business climate in your jurisdiction including major political, economic and/or legal activities on the horizon in your country that could have a big impact on businesses?