The bilateral CSFTA signed between China and Singapore has enhanced Singapore-based companies’ access to the vast Chinese market and further boosted bilateral trade and investment relations. Building on the commitments of ACFTA Trade in Goods Agreement, CSFTA provides for accelerated tariff concessions that will enhance the competitiveness of Singapore goods vis-à-vis other foreign imports into China. The CSFTA is also the first comprehensive bilateral FTA concluded by China with an Asian country, covering areas ranging from trade in goods and services, to investment and economic cooperation, among others. Read More
The Agreement for the Avoidance of Double Taxation between Singapore and China serves to relieve double taxation of income that is earned in one jurisdiction by a resident of the other jurisdiction. Read More
Under the Singapore-China Mutual Recognition Arrangement (MRA), both Singapore and China recognise the compatibility of their Authorised Economic Operator (AEO) programmes. AEO companies enjoy faster customs clearance not only when exports leave their own country, but also when they arrive in the other MRA country. Read More