Tax Planning Solutions

Singapore, known for its minimal tax burden globally, facilitates cost reduction and enhances the competitiveness of products for companies. Go Global Gem leverages international tax laws and policies to assist taxpayers in optimizing their tax strategies, addressing tax issues in a legal and compliant manner.

Tax Planning

Tax Compliance

Financial compliance, tax compliance.
Abide by laws and regulations and pay taxes according to the law.

Corporate Tax

Value Added Tax: Consumption Tax
Income Tax: Corporate/Personal Income Tax
Other Taxes: real estate tax, stamp duty

Personal Tax

Salary, year-end bonus, author remuneration income.
Income from labor services and royalties.

Government Funding

Government Grants

Singapore’s tax system stands as a key attraction for numerous foreign investors and well-established companies. Beyond competitive corporate tax rates, the country offers a range of favorable tax programs and incentives, further enhancing its appeal.

  1. Startup SG Founder Plan, Startup SG Tech Plan
  2. Market Readiness Assistance Grant, Enterprise Development Grant

Green Channel

Tech@SG

Asset Management Services

Double Tax Agreement

It denotes a bilateral tax agreement between countries, founded on the principles of equality and reciprocity. The primary aim is to prevent and eliminate double taxation on the same taxpayer and the same income. Different nations employ tax jurisdiction when imposing income taxes, varying in their application of the source of income and the principle of taxpayer residence.

Transfer Pricing

Transfer pricing is the mechanism employed for establishing the prices of products, services, or technology when transactions occur between parent companies and subsidiaries, as well as among subsidiaries within a multinational company. It serves as a method of international fund allocation frequently utilized by multinational corporations. The primary objective is to empower multinational companies to navigate and mitigate political and tax barriers imposed by certain host countries on capital deployment, thereby reducing foreign exchange transaction costs.

Tax Planning

Within the realm of tax law, tax planning is a strategic method involving advance planning and arrangements for business, investment, financial management, and other activities. Its purpose is to maximize “tax-saving” benefits. Tax planning encompasses three key aspects:

  1. Explore potential savings in the organizational structure of the enterprise.
  2. Search for opportunities to save taxes through strategic geographic distribution.
  3. Search for tax-saving opportunities from a business process standpoint.