Other Briefings
Cambodia’s First Law on Competition: What Investors Need to Know
In October 2021, Cambodia’s Law on Competition came into effect, marking the country’s first-ever anti-trust law following 15 years of deliberations and delays.
New Criteria for Family Offices in Singapore to Receive Tax Incentives
The Monetary Authority of Singapore announced new stricter criteria for family offices to receive tax incentives in Singapore. The new rules apply as of April 18, 2022.
Proposed Amendments to Thailand’s Public Limited Companies Act
The draft amendments to Thailand’s Public Limited Companies Act aim to modernize the corporate process by allowing meetings between shareholders and directors to be held online.
The Guide to Company Deregistration in Indonesia
ASEAN Briefing provides a guide on how to deregister a limited liability company and representative office in Indonesia.
Establishing a Branch Office in Malaysia
Establishing a branch office can be a quick and cost-effective way for foreign businesses looking to explore the Malaysian market.
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.
Establishing a Representative Office in Malaysia: A Guide for Foreign Investors
Establishing a representative office in Malaysia is often the fastest and most cost-effective way to have a legal entity and study the local market before determining viable opportunities.
Indonesia Regulates the Prohibition of Certain Goods for Import and Export Under the Omnibus Law
MoT Reg 18 provides an updated list of the types of goods that are prohibited from being imported to and exported from Indonesia.
Vietnam Amends Rules on Labeling Goods, in Effect from Feb.15, 2022
Vietnam’s Decree 111/2021 aims to tackle tax evasion and fraud, and mandates businesses that produce, export, or import goods to record and determine the origin of their goods.
Singapore Makes Amendments to Company Laws to Improve Compliance
Singapore’s Parliament approved amendments to two company laws. Businesses must now keep registers of their nominee shareholders and their nominators.
