A periodic newsletter highlighting key corporate taxation developments affecting the investment management industry in Singapore.
Issue 3, May 2009
The 2009 Budget was presented by the government on 22 January 2009. The announcements in relation to the investment management industry generated considerable excitement, despite the current market downturn. There were two reasons for this – firstly, the announcements granted benefits, which were a direct result of feedback from the industry. Secondly, they were symbolic of the government still seeing the investment management industry as one of the pillars of growth for the Singapore economy. It implied that the industry may be down but certainly not out.
In April, the authorities issued circulars providing details of these Budget announcements.
In this issue, PwC highlights the key aspects of the circulars and other corporate tax developments affecting the investment management industry in Singapore over the last few months.
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Issue 2, September 2007
Welcome to the latest issue of PricewaterhouseCoopers’ (PwC) investment management newsletter.
It has been over 6 months since the 2007 Budget was presented by the Government. There was considerable excitement generated in the investment management industry due to the significance of some of the announcements such as the removal of the infamous “80:20 rule” and expansion of the definition of designated investments. The authorities have since issued circulars providing details of these announcements.
In this issue, PwC highlights the key aspects of these circulars and other corporate tax developments affecting the investment management industry in Singapore.
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Issue 1, July 2006
This inaugural issue includes key changes proposed and follow-up circulars issued for the Singapore 2006 Budget, list of designated investments and other updates such as transfer pricing, FRS 39, Foreign-sourced Income Exemption, among others.