KPMG

Raise Singapore’s regional status and competitive edge: KPMG and SBF joint Budget 2024 recommendations - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Budget 2024

Raise Singapore’s regional status and competitive edge: KPMG and SBF joint Budget 2024 recommendations

KPMG and SBF have made joint recommendations to improve tax regimes, and help businesses with ESG transformation.

Company in the news

KPMG freezes pay and cuts bonuses amid UK slowdown

The so-called Big Four accountancy giants have been reining in costs to adapt to a tough macro environment.

Wealth

Hong Kong wealth managers' gloom spreads with drop in assets

The more “subdued” outlook comes amid increased geopolitical tensions

Sustainability

Three-quarters of companies globally are not ready for independent ESG evaluation: KPMG report

Companies that felt “unready” said it was challenging to balance ESG goals with profit expectations of shareholders.
Do cybersecurity and ESG go hand in hand? - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

In Focus

Do cybersecurity and ESG go hand in hand?

Failing to integrate the two will pose a risk to business resilience in the long term.

Startups, Entrepreneurs, Digital economy

VC investment in Asia down for sixth straight quarter in 2Q2023: KPMG report

Although VC dealmaking continues to moderate, it is at a slower pace than before.

Fintech

Singapore’s fintech funding hits three-year high of US$4.1 bil in 2022: KPMG

In Singapore, the top three areas for fintech investments were in crypto/blockchain, payments and wealthtech.
Support for carbon taxes, incentives for green buildings among Budget wishlists - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Budget 2023

Support for carbon taxes, incentives for green buildings among Budget wishlists

Consultants, corporates and advocates share wishlists for Budget 2023, specific to Singapore’s sustainability agenda.

Budget 2023

KPMG suggests govt to issue tax rebates and incentives for rising costs among other Budget 2023 proposals

KPMG covered several points spanning three focus areas, sustainability, talent and digitalisation & transformation.
IRAS move to waive GST on carbon credits will see demand spike as carbon tax increases from 2024: KPMG - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Singapore economy

IRAS move to waive GST on carbon credits will see demand spike as carbon tax increases from 2024: KPMG

IRAS has moved to waive GST for the issuance, transfer and sale of carbon credits for transactions from Nov 23 this year.
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