Corporate Tax for Australian Business Owners in Singapore

In this episode of Money Side Up, we unpack three major themes impacting Australians abroad:

→ Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill - what the latest changes mean for global remittances and migrant families.
→ The August rate cut - why markets now expect it and what it could signal for expats and investors.
→ Interview with Boon Tan (CST Tax) - everything Australian business owners need to know about setting up and running a company in Singapore.

Special Guest: Boon Tan, CST Tax
Boon shares expert insights into Singapore’s tax system, legal structures, GST, transfer pricing, and common pitfalls for Aussie entrepreneurs looking to expand into Asia’s financial hub.

We cover:
→ Why Australians choose Singapore as a business base
→ Corporate tax rates and how they compare globally
→ Common tax mistakes and how to avoid them
→ Double tax agreements between Australia and Singapore
→ Profit repatriation and reinvestment strategies
→ Residency requirements and IRAS compliance tips
→ Practical advice for expats considering expansion

Whether you’re an Australian entrepreneur, an SME owner, or an expat curious about corporate tax in Singapore, this episode is packed with practical strategies and real-world context.

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