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Stay on top of the latest business news from across Asia. Here we bring you a selection of the latest articles on economic, regulatory, tax, HR, and payroll developments published on our respective regional platforms.
Hong Kong companies must keep detailed financial records for seven years and meet strict bookkeeping standards to stay compliant and audit ready. This guide covers what records to maintain, how to keep them, and when outsourcing to a bookkeeping provider makes sense for your business.
China's cybersecurity regulator has proposed draft rules requiring large-scale personal information processors to register with the CAC, meet new data centre localisation standards, and establish an independent oversight committee. Here's what the changes could mean for affected companies.
Foreign food and beverage chains are expanding in China through franchising and local capital. We compare the entry models open to foreign F&B brands and the compliance steps that determine success.
Foreign-owned companies operating in India must meet a range of bookkeeping and accounting requirements covering statutory records, tax and GST accounting, intercompany transactions, and payroll compliance.
Claiming a GST refund and input tax credit can reduce tax costs and improve cash flow. Find out when foreign businesses can claim them and how to file claims in India.
Ensure your payroll is compliant with India’s Income Tax Rules, 2026, effective April 1. Learn more about new TDS norms, HRA documentation, and perquisite valuation under the Income-tax Act, 2025.
Understand when and why Goods and Services Tax (GST) authorities freeze bank accounts, the legal process under Section 83 of the CGST Act, 2017, and how companies can manage risks and respond effectively.
Vietnam’s International Financial Centre (IFC) offers preferential tax rates, flexible foreign-exchange arrangements, regulatory sandboxes and specialised mechanisms for financial institutions and investors.
Explore why Singapore is an attractive base for Vietnamese businesses expanding overseas, including access to capital, tax advantages, regional connectivity, talent, and investment support.
Explore the key accounting and tax risks of inventory management in Vietnam, including stock discrepancies, WIP valuation, obsolete inventory, VAT, CIT, and warehouse controls.
Compare nominee structures and direct shareholding in the Philippines, including foreign ownership limits, Anti-Dummy Law risks, and beneficial ownership rules.
Assess whether a Labuan or ordinary Malaysian holding company offers the stronger structure for your investments, tax position, and regional operations.
When can companies lose corporate tax incentives in Vietnam? See how project changes, restructuring, expansion, and eligibility affect CIT treatment.
Indonesia permits several types of foreign representative offices, each with specific rules on commercial activities, trade representation, and construction services.