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Your Complete Guide to Corporate Tax Deadlines for 2025 + Tools to Keep Clients Organized

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Tax season 2025 is fast approaching, and for bookkeepers and accountants, staying on top of the important corporate tax deadlines is the key to completing smooth filings for their clients. Example: If your fiscal year ends on December 31, 2024, your T2 is due by June 30, 2025.

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2025 Regulatory Changes: What SMEs in Singapore Need to Know

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2025 Regulatory Changes: What SMEs in Singapore Need to Know As we approach 2025, small businesses in Singapore are facing a dynamic regulatory landscape that will impact various aspects of their operations, including accounting services. Key Regulatory Changes for 2025 1. New guidelines for tax credits and rebates.

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Budget 2024: Insights into the SkillsFuture Level-Up Programme

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Subsidised Full-Time Diploma Pursuits : Recognising the importance of continuous upskilling, mid-career Singaporeans will receive support to pursue another subsidised full-time diploma at polytechnics, Institute of Technical Education (ITE), and arts institutions starting from the 2025 academic year.

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Singapore Budget 2024: Insights into the SkillsFuture Level-Up Programme

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Subsidised Full-Time Diploma Pursuits : Recognising the importance of continuous upskilling, mid-career Singaporeans will receive support to pursue another subsidised full-time diploma at polytechnics, Institute of Technical Education (ITE), and arts institutions starting from the 2025 academic year.

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Filing Requirements for Private Limited Companies: All You Need to Know

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Filing your GST returns File with IRAS Every quarter GST-registered businesses in Singapore are required to file GST returns to declare the amount they have collected and paid. To begin the process of filing your Corporate Income Tax (CIT) return, you must first be authorised by your company to handle CIT matters through Corppass.