Remote working is one of the most significant changes brought about by the pandemic. Research have shown that more than 70% of workers across Asia want flexible remote work options to continue as part of the ‘new normal’.

As a people-focused organisation, BoardRoom proactively embraced this new preference and took on the challenges in transitioning to a hybrid working arrangement for our employees.

Through our experience, we’ve gained new perspective and tips in ways to navigate the remote working arrangement and even multiply our productivity.

To encourage more companies to join us on our journey and share our experience with our clients and others, we have compiled a comprehensive remote working guidebook which details the important considerations from both employee and management’s opinion.

Some of the areas covered, together with key take-aways and tips, include:

• Navigating hybrid work
• Organising time
• Managing distractions
• Juggling work and family
• Supporting mental wellbeing
• Maintaining physical health

Do take a read and download our Remote Working Guidebook today to capitalise on our experience and lessons learned.

We hope that your journey into hybrid working will be a pleasant and favourable one like ours

The 2022 Singapore Budget revealed a number of key initiatives that revolved around investing in new capabilities, renewing & strengthening social compact, advancing green transition, and building a fairer and more resilient tax system. As always, there will be tax planning implications for your business. We’ve distilled down the main changes that you’ll need to be aware of in order to maximise the benefits for your company.

You can download the full Singapore Budget 2022 Report below to understand the implications on your corporate tax planning.

If you have any questions relating to any of the information contained in this report, please contact our tax advisors via email or call us at +65 6230 9788.

On 16^th February 2021, Finance Minister Heng Swee Keat announced the Singapore 2021 Budget.

The budget this year, while focused on COVID-19 support measures, also showcases the government’s foresight as they unveiled several long-term plans such as boosting the global expansion of businesses and scaling of local organisations.

If you have any questions relating to any of the information contained in this report, please contact our tax advisors via email or call us at +65 6230 9788.

On 18th February 2020, Finance Minister Mr Heng Swee Keat delivered the Singapore 2020 Budget Statement.

One of the main goals of the strategic financial plan is to grow the economy and transform Singapore’s enterprises through various packages and increased support for businesses, especially those significantly impacted by the COVID-19 virus outbreak. Overall, the Singapore Budget for 2020 aims at long term economic growth through extensive support of SMEs & start-ups. Detailed in this article are some of the changes to take note of and key government initiatives that impact SMEs to listed companies.

If you have any questions relating to any of the information contained in this 16-page infographic report, please contact our tax advisors via email or call us at +65 6230 9788.