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Singapore Budget 2010

Minister for Finance, Mr Tharman Shanmugaratnam delivered his Budget Statement in Parliament on Monday, 22 February 2010.

Intended to represent a major investment for the future, the three main pillars of Budget 2010 supporting the Government’s efforts are: (i) Raising productivity (ii) Catalysing improvements in enterprises and (iii) Keeping Singaporeans included in the growth.

Both as a business and an individual, how do the proposals affect you? What are your options? Are there any opportunities available? What are the possible implications to you and your businesses?

Let KPMG help you make sense of the issues which have been highlighted in the 2010 Budget Statement.

• Budget 2010 Tax Special
• Budget 2010 Publication
• KPMG Singapore Budget Seminar 2010 (5 March 2010)
• KPMG’s Reactions to Budget 2010
  
• KPMG Budget Wish List 2010

The information contained herein is our interpretation of the changes proposed in the Budget Statement. While we endeavour to provide accurate and timely information, the proposals are yet to be enacted. Appropriate professional advice should be sought to address your specific situation.

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