An Introduction to Doing Business in ASEAN 2021– New Publication from Dezan Shira & Associates
An Introduction to Doing Business in ASEAN 2021, the latest publication from Dezan Shira & Associates is available to download.
Five Belt & Road Projects in ASEAN that SME Investors Should be Looking at for Opportunities
There are several Belt & Road projects in ASEAN that provides ample opportunities for foreign investors.
How Businesses Can Benefit from ASEAN’s Professional Services Sector
COVID-19 will increase demand for professional services firms in ASEAN, who can tailor solutions to the regions’ commercial systems and consumer markets.
Malaysia’s Healthcare Sector: A Rising Giant in ASEAN
Malaysia operates an internationally lauded healthcare system, fueled by investments in world-class facilities and quality human resources.
Why Singapore is a Good Base for Establishing Financial Treasury Centers
Singapore’s investor-friendly tax and legal regimes make the country an ideal destination to establish a financial treasury center.
Investing in ASEAN’s Healthcare Sector: New Opportunities After COVID-19
COVID-19 will encourage reforms in ASEAN’s healthcare sector, opening new investment opportunities in the fields of medicine and pharmaceuticals.
Investing in ASEAN’s Digital Landscape: New Opportunities After COVID-19
COVID-19 has reshaped ASEAN’s digital landscape with many governments and businesses in the region being forced to accelerate the transition towards a digital economy.
Protocol Amending AJCEP Comes into Effect: What it Means for Investors in Vietnam
The first protocol to amend the ASEAN-Japan Comprehensive Economic Partnership (AJCEP) between Japan and five members of ASEAN, came into effect.
Opportunities for Emerging ASEAN Players as China Reduces Tariffs to Zero on Most Products
China has reduced tariffs for imported products from Cambodia, Laos, and Myanmar under its Preferential Tariff Program.
Indonesia Issues Regulation on Taxing Digital Services
Indonesia introduced Reg 48/2020 in May 2020, which imposes a 10 percent VAT on digital service providers.