At Moore, we recognise that people are our firms’ greatest assets, and an international assignment is a further investment in people. Secondments at Moore offer potential secondees the opportunity to explore various opportunities across the network that grow their careers and themselves

Moore Singapore is glad to be able to collaborate with Moore Australia on a 3 months secondment opportunity in Perth!

We spoke to Roger Teo, Audit Assistant Manager, to hear his thoughts before he left for Perth last Tuesday. We hope he has settled down nicely and is enjoying his time in Perth right now!
 

With the rising costs of the great resignation, companies seek for more ways to attract and retain employees. An approach to combat this is to offer effective training and development programs for employees to encourage them to stay. A 2019 LinkedIn study, shows that workers will stay if companies invest in their development.


 

In this article, ESG thought leaders from Moore Stephens, share views on decarbonization challenges and the way forward for the Singapore maritime industry.

STEERING SUSTAINABILITY IN SHIPPING

GLOBAL SHIPPING - ARE WE IN A SUPER CYCLE?

OVERVIEW OF THE SHIPPING INDUSTRY

OPENING ADDRESS BY GUEST OF HONOUR

INTRODUCTION

Assisted Compliance Assurance Programme (“ACAP”) is a compliance initiative introduced by the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (“IRAS”) to encourage businesses to set up a robust GST control framework...

The Mission to Seafarers has raised £320,000 for its ongoing crew welfare campaign, thanks to the generosity of donors from across the shipping industry...

Managing Director of Maritime Strategies International pointed out that market inefficiencies have played a key role in keeping shipping markets buoyant in 2020. However, the industry should be vigilant for consequences when these inefficiencies unwind...

We kick off our first #DiscoverMoore podcast with NUS Alumni and Audit and Assurance Manager, Ke Jun as he shares more about his progressive journey and life at Moore Singapore…

Lease accounting doesn't suddenly stop once you completed the transition year. It only gets harder... 

There are reasons to be cautiously optimistic on the global economy, including the maritime sector, according to Dr Yap Wei Yim, Head of International Trade Management at the Singapore University of Social Sciences... 

As part of the key topics in the 2021 Singapore Shipping Forum: Shipping - Post Pandemic, Mr. Chris Johnson, Senior Partner and Head of Shipping at Moore Stephens Singapore, provided an introduction to the forum topics by touching briefly on the expected rebound of economic activity in the coming months, the outstanding performance of the dry bulk and containership sectors in the past quarter, and the huge expected cost of decarbonisation to the shipping industry.... 
 

Singapore does not operate a tonnage tax system. Instead, it adopts a liberal shipping policy which encourages companies to both register their ships in Singapore and also to locate their shipping and marine-related business in Singapore...

As COVID-19 escalates across the globe, governments have scrambled to institute emergency economic measures to safeguard businesses and livelihoods. This includes usual measures within the budgetary arsenal including tax relief, grants, and government loans. However, one of the less usual measures introduced in this economic crisis, are regulatory measures to provide relief from legal and contractual obligations. This article considers the potential impact of these measures.

The emergence of COVID-19 has provided an awakening call for much of the business world. With nearly 3 billion people around the globe under COVID-19 lockdowns, many businesses in the world are experiencing unprecedented business challenges.