Singapore
Multinational Enterprise (Minimum Tax) Act 2024
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This Act sets a 15% minimum rate for MNE top-up tax and DTT, and it starts applying to qualifying MNE groups from 1 January 2025 or later as commenced by order.
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This Act sets a 15% minimum rate for MNE top-up tax and DTT, and it starts applying to qualifying MNE groups from 1 January 2025 or later as commenced by order.
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This Act sets out Singapore’s framework for mutual assistance in criminal matters, including evidence, person-gathering arrangements, asset recovery, search and seizure, and service of documents.
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This Act requires mutual benefit organisations to register and follow ongoing reporting, governance, and control rules.
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This Act establishes Nanyang Polytechnic and sets out how its board, senate, officers, seal, examinations, funding, and student union are to be governed.
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This Act sets out the corporatisation of Nanyang Technological University and the transfer of its property, rights, liabilities, assets, and employees to a successor company.
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This provision gives the Act its short title and defines key terms used in it.
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This Act sets up and governs the National Cadet Corps, including appointments, eligibility, discipline, compensation, liability, and rule-making powers.
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This provision gives the Act its short title and defines several key terms, including the Agency and related officeholders.
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This Act establishes the National Heritage Board and defines key terms used in the Act.
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This provision sets out the Act’s title and defines key terms used in it.
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This Act establishes the National Parks Board and defines key terms used in the Act.
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This provision defines key terms used in the Act, including the Board, Chairperson, Executive Secretary, Fund, invest, and public authority.
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This Act requires registered persons in Singapore to have an identity card, report residence changes, and comply with registration and surrender demands. It also gives the Minister and Commissioner powers to administer the system and sets offences, fines, and imprisonment for non-compliance.
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This provision states the Act’s short title and defines key terms used in the Act, including the Registry, Registrar, Registry officer, reportable disease, and requisite consent.
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This provision defines key terms used in the Act, including the National Research Fund, the Board, the Council, and what counts as research and development activities.
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The Act lets the Minister direct employers to hire only registered persons, with written consent of the Director as an exception.
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This provision sets out key definitions for the Act and states that it starts on a date appointed by the Minister by Gazette notification.
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This Act sets up the corporatisation of the National University of Singapore and provides for transfer of property, rights, liabilities, and related matters to a successor company.
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This provision gives the Act’s title and defines several key terms used in it.