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Osome, the all-in-one fintech platform for business and financial management, announced strong 25% revenue growth y-o-y and significant progress in operational efficiency, customer service, and bottom-line performance. The company also unveiled ambitious 2025 growth plans, focusing on product innovation, market expansion, and a clear path to profitability.

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Currently, the tax on corporate profits is capped at 17% in Singapore. This is the standard tax rate you will have to pay if you want to operate your company in Singapore.

However, there are exemptions and incentives that are offered by the Government that can lower your company’s effective tax rate.

In this article, we will go through what kind of business models will require you to pay tax, what counts as business expenses, what tax exemptions mean, and how to claim exemptions.

When you first complete the <a href="/sg/incorporation/">incorporation of your company</a>, you will have to issue share certificates. As your company grows, you might also want to raise more capital to run your business by selling parts of your company via shares. 

To understand more about shares, this article will go through what a share certificate is, when and why they are issued, and what it means for companies issuing these share certificates.

Tech.Pass: What Tech Entrepreneurs Need to Know about this latest Work Pass in SG

As more businesses turn digital, the Singapore government implemented the Electronic Transactions Act ( ETA) in 1998, a law that addresses issues around ecommerce and info-technology. It provides a legal framework that touches nearly all digital services such as ecommerce, electronic records, electronic contracts, signatures, etc. This article addresses what ETA means for businesses, and the legality entering into an e-contract within the framework of the ETA.

If you are an ecommerce company, your accounting might become more complex. You can do it yourself but you don’t have to. Our <a href="/sg/accounting-services-singapore/">professional accounting services</a> are available to provide assistance.

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