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As businesses expand their operations into new countries, it brings a wealth of opportunities but also creates compliance risks. With its economies driving global growth, Asia Pacific (APAC) is an inviting region for multinational corporations seeking expansion. Each jurisdiction in the region has its own rules and regulations so getting compliance right is a challenge faced by businesses of all sizes. To minimize these challenges, our APAC corporate secretarial newsletter provides information on how to ensure compliance on an international scale and helps businesses gain comprehensive insights into the business landscape across APAC.

As businesses expand their operations into new countries, it brings a wealth of opportunities but also creates compliance risks. With its economies driving global growth, Asia Pacific (APAC) is an inviting region for multinational corporations seeking expansion.Each jurisdiction in the region has its own rules and regulations so getting compliance right is a challenge faced by businesses of allsizes. To minimize these challenges, our APAC corporate secretarial newsletter provides information on how to ensure compliance on an international scale and helps businesses gain comprehensive insights into the business landscape across APAC.

Our APAC corporate secretarial newsletter serves as a valuable resource to enhance your understanding and ensure compliance with the evolving regulatory environment. We bring you the latest updates on corporate secretarial matters across the region. As we navigate through the dynamic business landscape, companies and professionals must stay informed about regulatory changes, compliance requirements, and best practices in corporate governance. In this newsletter, we aim to provide you with valuable insights and updates from various countries in the APAC region.

The stricter Thai TP documentation requirements are effective from 1 January 2021. It is important, that taxpayers review their TP policies to ensure they comply with the arm’s length principle and to be aware of the stricter TP documentation requirements to avoid additional tax assessments and penalties.

Corporate sustainability reporting is now a strategically important space that impacts corporate valuations, supply chains, and business models. However, a lack of convergence of regulatory frameworks in Europe and Asia is hampering transparency, reporting quality, comparability, and investment and trade objectives. In our latest sustainability report, we aim to provide a better understanding of the EU’s sustainability reporting landscape and how it compares to four key Asian jurisdictions: Japan, Korea, Thailand, and Singapore.