Navigating Singapore’s tax landscape
In this country-specific Q&A, we provide an overview of tax laws and regulations applicable in Singapore.
Grant Thornton’s ASEAN 6 Tax Guide 2026 provides a practical snapshot of key tax regimes across Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam.
Contents
The guide highlights major corporate and individual taxes, indirect taxes, incentives, and compliance considerations to support businesses operating or investing across the ASEAN region as well as:
- A high-level comparison of major taxes across the six jurisdictions
- Key insights into corporate income tax, indirect taxes, withholding taxes, and personal income tax
- An overview of tax incentives, compliance requirements, and transfer pricing considerations
- Practical information to support cross-border investment and expansion decisions within ASEAN
This publication reflects the collective expertise of Grant Thornton’s tax professionals across the ASEAN region, combining local insights with a regional perspective to help businesses navigate complexity with confidence.
Should you wish to discuss how these stipulations impact your business, please reach out to your usual Grant Thornton contact or our ASEAN Tax leaders listed in the guide. We are always ready to accompany and support you.
Eng Min Lor
Partner - Corporate Tax
Adrian Sham
Partner - Employer Solutions and Private...
Alex Yam
Transfer Pricing Leader
Jeremy O’Neill
Indirect Tax Leader
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