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<b>Singapore, 5 May 2026 </b>— Osome, the AI-driven business management platform for global founders, today announced its audited FY2025 results, marking a decisive shift from growth-at-all-costs to sustainable, AI-driven operational excellence. For the fiscal year ended 30 April 2025, the company reported revenue grew to S$ 26.6M, with a 50% improvement in EBITDA. This financial turnaround, marked by a 62% jump in operating cash flow and almost reaching positive operating cash flow in the trailing 12 months, was fueled by AI integration that enhanced service efficiency in its core Singapore and Hong Kong markets. This strongly puts Osome on an accelerated path to profitability in 2027.

Working as a freelancer in Singapore can seem straightforward until questions around taxes, legality, and employment status start to surface. Can you freelance while employed? Do freelancers pay income tax? And what if you are on an EP or S Pass? This guide brings clarity to how freelancing actually works in Singapore, covering legal considerations, tax obligations, payment structures, and how to set yourself up properly from day one.

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The Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA) regulates how businesses in Singapore are registered, reported, and held accountable. Recent amendments to ACRA, applicable from May 6, 2026, to corporate and accounting laws, introduce tighter oversight, stronger enforcement, and higher expectations around accuracy and transparency. These changes affect more than filings. They impact how businesses maintain records, manage ownership information, and stay compliant on an ongoing basis. For founders, the key question is whether their current setup can meet these expectations consistently — not just at filing time.

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