Corporate taxation

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Corporate income tax and personal income tax collections are higher year on year.
SINGAPORE BUDGET 2026

Singapore’s strong GDP growth to see higher full-year fiscal surplus of up to S$13.8 billion: economists

Firms that are active and had at least one local employee in 2024 will also receive a minimum S$2,000 cash grant.
SINGAPORE BUDGET 2025

Budget 2025: Corporate income tax rebate to ease business costs, but impact limited for some

There is now great uncertainty about the global tax environment, PM Wong notes.
SINGAPORE BUDGET 2025

Budget 2025: ‘Considerable uncertainty’ about government revenues amid geopolitical shifts

Corporate income tax is now the single largest contributor to Singapore’s total revenue, larger than even the net investment returns contribution.
SINGAPORE BUDGET 2025

Budget 2025: Unexpected rise in corporate income tax boosts government revenue

All active companies that employed at least one local employee last year will get a minimum benefit of S$2,000, with the total benefit for each company capped at S$40,000.
SINGAPORE BUDGET 2025

Budget 2025: Corporate income tax rebate, enhanced Progressive Wage Credit Scheme for businesses

The tax function can promote sustainability through the use of various government tax- and grant-related schemes and frameworks.

How tax professionals can play a role in a company’s sustainability journey

The accounting Big Four’s wishlists for the 2025 Singapore Budget suggest widespread demand for clearer rules on sustainability.
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Issue 135: Wishing for clear ESG rules in Singapore Budget 2025; new 2035 goals to shape policies now

Changes to Singapore's tax regime since 2022 have spanned all major tax types, including property tax, stamp duty, and goods and services tax.
SINGAPORE BUDGET 2025

Budget 2025 expected to bring tax rebates, no ‘significant’ tax hikes

Indonesia is among 140 countries which agreed on a landmark 2021 deal that allows governments to apply a top-up tax to the 15 per cent level on any corporate profits booked in a country with a lower rate.

Indonesia issues regulation to implement global minimum tax