Other Briefings
Indonesia Joins BRICS: Unlocking New Economic Opportunities
Discover why Indonesia joined BRICS and how this membership opens new trade opportunities, strengthens global partnerships, and supports Indonesia’s economic growth goals.
Thailand’s New Minimum Wage for 2025: What Businesses and Workers Need to Know
Learn how Thailand’s new minimum wage for 2025, ranging from 337 to 400 baht per day, impacts workers and businesses across the country.
Thailand to Implement Employee Welfare Fund
Starting October 1, 2025, Thailand will implement the Employee Welfare Fund to enhance worker protections under the Labor Protection Act.
What Multinationals Should Know About Singapore’s 15% Tax Rate
Learn how Singapore’s 15% tax rate under BEPS 2.0 impacts multinationals, the revamped tax incentives available, and why Singapore remains a premier hub for global business.
An Introduction to Doing Business in ASEAN 2025 – New Publication from Dezan Shira & Associates
An Introduction to Doing Business in ASEAN 2025 covers market entry, tax, HR & payroll, and audit & compliance considerations.
Indonesia and Canada Strengthen Economic Ties with Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement
Explore how the Indonesia-Canada CEPA enhances trade, fosters investment, and unlocks opportunities for businesses in both nations.
Trademark Registration in Cambodia: A Complete Step-by-Step Guide
Learn how to register a trademark in Cambodia with our comprehensive guide. Explore legal frameworks, required documents, costs, and the entire registration process to protect your brand effectively.
Employment Contracts in Malaysia: A Guide for Foreign Employers
Discover the essentials of employment contracts in Malaysia for foreign employers. Learn about key components, differences between permanent and contract roles, and the risks of operating without a formal agreement.
Opportunities and Key Trends in Vietnam’s E-Commerce Future
Explore Vietnam’s booming e-commerce sector, driven by social commerce, digital payments, and cross-border trade.
South Korea Extends ETA Exemption for Singaporeans
South Korea has extended its K-ETA exemption for Singaporeans until 2025. This move boosts tourism and highlights growing investments.
