Above-target tax revenues have pushed the city-state back into fiscal surplus for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic.

SINGAPORE will face a new global contest, with greater uncertainty and downside risks as it moves into its next phase of growth, said Finance Minister Lawrence Wong in his Budget speech on Tuesday ...

Dario Acconci of Hawksford argues that Singapore’s 2025 Budget, which features a hefty corporate income tax rebate, is ...

Singapore expects a fiscal surplus of S$6.8 billion, or 0.9 per cent of gross domestic product for the 2025 financial year, ...

Singaporean Prime Minister Lawrence Wong has affirmed that the island nation can navigate global challenges even as the ...

Tax breaks, consumption vouchers, and more schemes to help Singaporeans and businesses cope with rising costs took center stage at Budget 2025 This is the first budget under Prime Minister Lawrence ...

The government must ensure that Singapore remains a country that can dream of hopeful opportunities and endless possibilities ...

A new $1 billion fund will provide more financing options for high-growth local enterprises. Read more at straitstimes.com.

PM Wong says the 2025 Budget advances ForwardSG plans. Singapore Business Review is tracking developments from Singapore’s 2025 budget statement live as they are announced by Prime Minister and ...

Singapore has done well over the last 60 years, but changes will accelerate in the years ahead, said Deputy Prime Minister ...

A redesigned SkillsFuture Enterprise Credit will see the availability of $10,000 for eligible companies from the second half of 2026, to offset out-of-pocket costs for eligible workforce ...

Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Lawrence Wong also addressed two other major concerns, such as whether Singapore has ...