Tax professionals play a vital role in corporate sustainability by navigating ESG tax policies, ensuring compliance, maximising incentives, and integrating sustainability into business models. They enhance transparency and help companies align green initiatives with financial viability, making them key enablers of sustainable growth. Find out more in this article published on The Business Times.

As we embrace 2025, the spotlight on sustainability grows brighter. For investors, this new year marks a pivotal moment to embed Environmental, Social, and Governance ("ESG") considerations into their strategies.

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The role of the Chief Sustainability Officer ("CSO") is undergoing a profound transformation. Once seen primarily as a PR function tasked with crafting compelling sustainability narratives, the CSO is now at the strategic heart of many organisations. Read to find out more.

As sustainability reporting standards evolve, the ISSB (International Sustainability Standards Board) is quickly becoming the global benchmark for companies aiming to align with investor and regulatory expectations.

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Companies are facing the double whammy of growing disclosure requirements from regulators and increased pressure from stakeholders and investors for more transparency and accountability in their sustainability reporting. How can businesses tackle the maze of standards and regulations in their sustainability journey? Read on to find out more.

In today's dynamic business landscape, understanding and assessing intangible assets is crucial to realise the true worth of your company. Read on to find out more.

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The GHG Protocol provides guidelines for organisations to measure, report and manage their emissions across different sectors. Read to find out more.

Learn more about requirements that are outlined in the SGX Rulebook and aim to ensure that listed companies have robust frameworks in place to identify, assess, and manage risks effectively.