Malaysia as an important member of ASEAN, not only has a stable political environment and mature economic system, but also has an open market and multicultural advantages, is the ideal starting point for enterprises to enter the Southeast Asian market. In this article, I would like to introduce you to the issues related to the registration of Malaysian companies, and hope that it will be helpful to you!

The Singapore Government has always attached great importance to anti-money laundering and combating financial crimes and has adopted a series of strong measures. To strengthen the regulation of company registration and Corporate Service Providers (CSPs), the Singapore Government passed two important bills, namely the Corporate Service Providers Bill and the Companies and Limited Liability Partnerships (Miscellaneous Amendments) Bill, on July 2, 2024, which marked a solid step forward in anti-money laundering and combating financial crimes in Singapore.

Sailing Southeast Asia, 11 countries in the end how to choose? This article, will introduce you to the latest overview of Southeast Asian countries. Southeast Asia's economy ranked the top GDP are: Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, the Philippines, Malaysia, Vietnam.

Immigration is one of the most misinformed industries. Many people put the cart before the horse, such as the pursuit of fast, cheap, or rack their brains to apply first, however, the subsequent renewal, maintenance, permanent residence and even obtain a passport, each step is full of variables, costly and laborious.

One of the biggest cart before the horse is the failure to consider the subsequent maintenance cost and cost of living when applying. Take Hong Kong as an example, because it is too hot. At present, Hong Kong Identity has been blown up into too big a bubble, and I am afraid that by 2029, it will be "in mourning". Today, I will analyze with you why everyone has put the cart before the horse in Hong Kong identity.

Singapore is undoubtedly a hot spot for global companies to go overseas, with one-third of the world's Fortune 500 companies choosing to set up their headquarters here, and more than 7,000 multinationals setting up their operation centers here. Singapore's tax rates are amongst the lower in the world, and it is a territorial tax jurisdiction, meaning that companies are exempted from tax on overseas earnings, and there is no additional capital gains tax or shareholder dividend tax. Next, let's look at Singapore's tax advantages for expatriates from both the corporate tax and personal income tax perspectives.