Other Briefings
Government Facilities for National Strategic Projects Under Indonesia’s Omnibus Law
GR 42/2021 contains provisions on the facilities aimed to accelerate the implementation of national strategic projects in Indonesia.
New Provisions for Indonesia’s Postal, Telecommunications, and Broadcasting Sectors Under the Omnibus Law
Indonesia’s Omnibus Law provides new provisions for the postal, telecommunications, and broadcasting industries.
Why ASEAN’s Industrialization Plans Will Necessitate Local Human Resource Development
We round up some of ASEAN’s major industrialization plans and key investment targets, which will necessitate upskilling and development of human resources.
Establishing a Private Limited Company in Malaysia
Establishing a private limited company (locally known as a Sendirian Berhad – Sdn Bhd) is the most common type of business entity in Malaysia for foreign investors.
Singapore’s 2022 Public Holidays
ASEAN Briefing outlines Singapore’s official public holidays in 2021. Businesses should take note of the official holiday schedule and plan accordingly.
Indonesia’s 2022 Public Holidays
ASEAN Briefing outlines Indonesia’s official public holidays in 2022. Businesses should take note of the official holiday schedule and plan accordingly.
Incentives and Support for Businesses in Singapore’s Budget 2022
In the second part of our series covering Singapore’s 2022 budget, we look at the incentives impacting businesses.
New Tax Measures Impacting Businesses and Individuals in Singapore’s Budget 2022
In the first of our series covering Singapore’s 2022 budget, we look at the new tax measures impacting businesses and individuals in the city-state.
Philippines Senate Passes Bill Allowing 100 Percent Foreign Ownership of Public Services
The Philippines Senate has passed the final reading of Bill 2094, which amends the Public Service Act by enabling the 100 percent foreign ownership of public services.
Indonesia’s New Provisions for the Construction Sector Under Omnibus Law
GR 14/2021 revises several provisions of Indonesia’s Construction Law of 2007. These include simplifying the business licensing process and the obligation of technology transfer by qualified foreign construction workers.
