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RSM Hong Kong Transparency Report 2023 is now available. Our Transparency Report is presented in accordance with the requirements of the UK Financial Reporting Council, detailing the work we at RSM Hong Kong are doing to raise the audit quality standard, demonstrating our commitment to transparency, accountability and fulfilling our due responsibilities. This report also delineates our governance structure, legal framework, ownership, financial results and the operations of our international network.
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Determining the value of real properties is required for various transactions. However, the absence of uniform standards for real properties in the Philippines has resulted in multiple, overlapping, and outdated valuations being used by local and national government agencies.
In the weekly “Deloitte on the dot” column published in The Manila Times, Deloitte Philippines Tax & Corporate Services Senior Associate Mary Liz Jolina Mangoba writes about the Real Property Valuation and Assessment Reform Act (RPVARA) and its impact to property owners and government agencies.
Read the article to find out more: https://deloi.tt/4cYDQHl#DeloittePH#DeloitteOnTheDot#RPVARA
🚨 Understanding Singapore's AGM and Annual Return Obligations 🚨
For businesses operating in Singapore, staying compliant with the Companies Act is crucial. Here’s what you need to know about Annual General Meetings (AGM) and Annual Return Filing — including obligations for dormant companies.
1. Annual General Meeting (AGM)
📌 Listed Companies: Hold AGMs within 4 months after the financial year-end.
📌 Unlisted Companies: Hold AGMs within 6 months after the financial year-end.
📌 Penalties: Fines up to SGD 5,000 if AGMs are not held on time.
Typical AGM agenda items include:
Approval of financial statements
Re-election of directors
Declaration of dividends
Setting a cap on directors' remuneration
2. Annual Return Filing
📌 Listed Companies: File Annual Returns within 5 months after financial year-end.
📌 Unlisted Companies: File within 7 months after financial year-end.
📌 Penalties: Fines up to SGD 5,000 for non-compliance.
3. Dormant Companies
A dormant company (Section 205B) is one that has no accounting transactions. However, some costs do not affect dormant status, such as:
- Secretary and auditor fees
- Office maintenance costs
- Statutory fees
While dormant companies are exempt from holding AGMs, they must still file Annual Returns to avoid penalties.
📢 Stay compliant! If you need assistance with your corporate obligations, reach out for support.
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Understanding and fulfilling statutory obligations is crucial for directors of Singapore companies to maintain compliance and uphold regulatory standards.
This article, enriched with insights from expede.com.sg, sheds light on the annual requirements mandated by the Companies Act. Let's delve into the essential obligations, including holding annual general meetings (AGMs) and filing annual returns, and explore their significance in ensuring transparency and accountability.
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🚀 Navigating Corporate Governance Changes in China: Tax Treatment of Capital Reductions 📉
The amended PRC Company Law, effective July 1, 2024, marks a pivotal shift in corporate governance in China. With its focus on optimizing capital efficiency, companies are increasingly considering formal capital reductions. 💡
In our latest article, we delve into the nuances of formal capital reductions, exploring:
1️⃣ Key changes under the amended law
2️⃣ The distinction between unpaid subscribed capital reductions and paid-in capital reductions
3️⃣ The tax implications of these changes
4️⃣ How businesses can strategically adapt to this new landscape
Understanding the complexities of these amendments is crucial for companies looking to enhance financial transparency and investor confidence.
👉 Read the full article to learn how to navigate these changes effectively and what it means for your business:
https://lnkd.in/eg6u_JXi
At Woodburn Global, we’re here to provide the tailored support you need to thrive in this evolving environment.
Let’s optimize your capital structure together! 🌟
At Woodburn Global, we recognize the significance of the amended PRC Company Law, effective July 1, 2024, which brings substantial changes to corporate governance in China and impacts capital efficiency.
Our latest article delves into the concept of formal capital reductions, exploring key amendments, the differences between reducing unpaid subscribed capital and paid-in capital, and the associated tax implications.
Understanding these complexities is essential for enhancing financial transparency and strengthening investor confidence.
To gain valuable insights into how your company can effectively navigate this evolving landscape, check out the full article.
Our team of experts is dedicated to providing personalized guidance to help you optimize your capital structure while ensuring compliance with the new legal framework. Let’s work together to position your business for success! 🌟
Setting up companies in China for over 20 years | Specialized in China accounting, tax and payroll
🚀 Navigating Corporate Governance Changes in China: Tax Treatment of Capital Reductions 📉
The amended PRC Company Law, effective July 1, 2024, marks a pivotal shift in corporate governance in China. With its focus on optimizing capital efficiency, companies are increasingly considering formal capital reductions. 💡
In our latest article, we delve into the nuances of formal capital reductions, exploring:
1️⃣ Key changes under the amended law
2️⃣ The distinction between unpaid subscribed capital reductions and paid-in capital reductions
3️⃣ The tax implications of these changes
4️⃣ How businesses can strategically adapt to this new landscape
Understanding the complexities of these amendments is crucial for companies looking to enhance financial transparency and investor confidence.
👉 Read the full article to learn how to navigate these changes effectively and what it means for your business:
https://lnkd.in/eg6u_JXi
At Woodburn Global, we’re here to provide the tailored support you need to thrive in this evolving environment.
Let’s optimize your capital structure together! 🌟
Independent Consultant: Audit and Quality Management
3wFantastic! Congratulations, MGI Bass Gordon I still remember the AGM held in Cape Town in 2010!!!