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What Is Company Winding Up in Singapore? (2026 Guide) Banner Image

What Is Company Winding Up in Singapore? (2026 Guide)

Singapore has introduced its most significant insolvency and corporate winding-up reforms in over a decade through the Corporate and Accounting Laws Amendment Act 2025 (CALA 2025). The new rules impose stricter reporting obligations on liquidators and allow the authorities to refuse to restore struck-off or wound-up companies where there is a concern about misuse. As…

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InvoiceNow Singapore: GST Compliance Guide (2025-2031) Banner Image

InvoiceNow Singapore: GST Compliance Guide (2025-2031)

Why is Singapore requiring businesses to change the way they issue invoices? IRAS introduced GST InvoiceNow to improve the accuracy and timeliness of GST reporting by replacing manual invoice submission with the electronic transmission of structured invoice data. The phased rollout also aims to reduce manual processing and simplify GST administration for businesses and IRAS.…

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InvoiceNow GST Requirement Singapore: What Businesses Must Know in 2026 Banner Image

InvoiceNow GST Requirement Singapore: What Businesses Must Know in 2026

Singapore is shifting towards a fully digital GST compliance system through InvoiceNow, the national e-invoicing network built on the PEPPOL standard. It enables businesses to exchange structured invoice data electronically, improving efficiency, accuracy, and transparency in tax reporting. Under the GST InvoiceNow Requirement, GST-registered businesses must use InvoiceNow-ready solutions to transmit invoice data to IRAS.…

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The Future of Compliance in Singapore: Automation in Corporate Services Explained Banner Image

The Future of Compliance in Singapore: Automation in Corporate Services Explained

Singapore’s corporate compliance framework has become more stringent following the commencement of key provisions under the ACRA Corporate and Accounting Laws (Amendment) Act 2025 in May 2026, which include stricter enforcement of directors’ duties, with penalties of up to S$20,000 and imprisonment of up to 12 months for serious breaches.  As a result, businesses that…

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