Is a Singapore Branch Office eligible for tax incentives?

A Singapore Branch Office is considered a non-resident company for tax purposes. Hence, it is not eligible for tax incentives.

This is why most foreign companies prefer to set up a Subsidiary Company rather than a Branch Office.

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