Upcoming Events
GST Talk: The Fine Print of GST (12 November 2009)
Since the implementation of this tax structure, we noted that many GST registered businesses have overlooked the finer details in the GST law. The annual report have shown an upward trend of not compliant and mistakes made in the submission of GST returns. Co-organised together with Corporate Alliance Pte Ltd, this talk will address the following issues:Applicability of GST Exempt and Standard Rated GST International Services Issues to be aware of Implications of non compliance Register now, download brochure for more detials [ View Brochure ]
Financial Institutions Fraud Forum (1 December 2009)
The world is no longer what it was before the financial crisis. All the Risk Management Techniques and Internal Controls do not appear to be relevant anymore. An appropriate expression to describe such a state of affairs would be a paradigm shift.This event is designed to empower you with the necessary strategies and measures so that you will be better equipped to overcome the challenges in the financial services sectors beyond 2009.
Organised by ICFE Consultancy Group Pte Ltd, BDO is proude to be the Official Strategic Partner for this 1 day event.
Course Fees starting from $780. Download brochure for more detials [ View Brochure ]
Past Events SPRING and BDO: M&A CEO Roundtable Session (15 October 2009)
Organised by SPRING Singapore and BDO Raffles Advisory, a roundtable discussion was held on 15 October at SPRING's office, focusing on organisation growth through Mergers and Acquisitions.Both listed and private companies from the food and services sector had attended the session. The session was targeted to answer enquiries from these sectors. Amongst the delegates were Food Empire Holdings Limited, Coffee Bean & Tea Leaves, Old Chang Kee Ltd, Ya Kun International Pte Ltd and Central Restaurant Pte Ltd.
Transformational Growth Strategy Using Mergers And Acquisitions (M&A) during Downturn (24 September 2009)
Is downturn a good opportunity for mergers and acquisition (M&A) activities? As US and certain countries in EU are still facing the harshest economic downturn and financial crisis caused by sub-prime mortgage meltdown since World War II, many cash rich companies with robust business model in Asia are contemplating growth beyond the economic recovery and the changing landscape.
Financial Reporting Standards: Updates 2009 (11 September 2009)
In view of the recent changes in Singapore Financial Reporting Standards (FRS) and Interpretations of Singapore Financial Reporting Standards (INT FRS) issued by the Accounting Standards Council (ASC), this one-day seminar is designed:
- To provide an overview of the major changes in these FRS and INT FRS;
- To highlight the implication of these changes on the financial statements for the corresponding effective annual periods; and
- To make use of illustrative examples to better illustrate the practical application of some of these changes.
Understanding Procurement Fraud: Investigation & Resolution (Seminar)
Purchasing fraud is on the rise. Companies today do not just face risks from internal fraud but also from external criminals who are technologically savvy. The important role on combating fraud plays in minimising financial losses is fast gaining ground.
Organised by INTERNATIONAL CYBERCRIME & FORENSICS EXAMINERS (ICFE), BDO is proude to be the Honorary Official Partner for this 2 days event. The seminar will cover investigation and prevention, most importantly how to structure your business processes to minimise the risks whilst maintaining operational efficiency.
Directors' Duties, Common Pitfalls And Issues In The Face Of Economic Crisis (17 July 2009)
Jointly organised with Rodyk & Davidson LLP , this tea-time presentation will explore the myriad of fiduciary duties owed by directors against the backdrop of a recession and map out the answer to the all important question directors must ask themselves.BDO Regional Tax Conference 2009 (4 June 2009)
As companies expand their operations into newer markets and territories, tax planning and compliance becomes critical. India and Thailand have regulations and restrictions regarding foreign investment while China has introduced new regulations on tax withholding and transfer pricing. Singapore has introduced new guidelines on foreign sourced income remittances to be tax free.Organisational Performance Seminar Series III (13 March 2009)
Our third seminar series is organised for the German Centre Singapore. This event is open to German Centre members and the public. Fees are at: GC tenants ($72), Public ($80)Organisational Performance Seminar Series II (12 March 2009)
Our second seminar series is open to the public and members of ASME and OCBC. Fees are at $55. This event is supported by OCBC and ASME.Organisational Performance Seminar Series I (27 February 2009)
Our first series of the seminar was organised solely for the Association of Aerospace Industries (Singapore) and their members. BDO Raffles Advisory, Bang Public Relations and HRNet Performance Consulting bring together the essential and critical toolkit to help firms focus on Profit, People and Product to drive productivity improvements, increase sales, cashflow and profit. This event was supported by AAIS.Paradigm Shifts for Singaporean F&B Professionals in the era of Economic Turmoil (5 December 2008)
This seminar highlights strategies on how businesses in the F&B industry particularly Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) can maximize opportunities in staying competitive.Financial Reporting Standards: Updates (27 November 2008)
This seminar provides a recap on the main changes in Singapore Financial Reporting Standards (FRS) and Interpretations of Financial Reporting Standards (INT FRS) which had an impact on financial reporting for annual periods beginning on or after 1 January 2008/2009.Catalist for Growth Series (31 October 2008)
This half day programme is designed to provide participants the knowledge and valuable insights on the role of the continuing sponsor and how it can help shape and enhance the environment for growth companies.