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AI and HR in Singapore 2026: Empowering People, Not Replacing Them
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AI and HR in Singapore 2026: Empowering People, Not Replacing Them

In 2026, AI transforms Singapore HR from admin to strategic driver—automating tasks, reducing bias, enabling upskilling via SkillsFuture, and forecasting needs. With 76% large firms adopting AI, HR balances tech with empathy, ethics, and oversight. AI empowers HR; HR humanizes AI for an adaptive workforce.

CorLeAcc Editorial

30 Jun 2026

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Singapore  Why three doctors who paid themselves low salaries to dodge taxes failed to convince the courts
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Singapore Why three doctors who paid themselves low salaries to dodge taxes failed to convince the courts

Three Singapore obstetricians lost a High Court challenge over tax avoidance. They paid themselves low salaries (S$5,000–S$6,000 monthly) while taking millions in dividends and interest-free loans from personal companies. IRAS deemed the arrangement artificial, as salaries weren't market-rate and didn't reflect growing profits. The court upheld revised tax assessments, with penalties now including a 50% surcharge.

Ang Hwee Min, CNA

30 Jun 2026

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How India’s Tiger Global Ruling Collapses Treaty Residence Into an Anti-Abuse Inquiry,(Jun. 29, 2026)
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How India’s Tiger Global Ruling Collapses Treaty Residence Into an Anti-Abuse Inquiry,(Jun. 29, 2026)

The Indian Supreme Court in Tiger Global (2026) incorrectly used anti-abuse (GAAR) standards to determine treaty residence, reversing the legal sequence. This merges distinct inquiries—residence status and benefit denial—undermining bilateral treaty certainty. The ruling transforms a fixed status into a variable one, creating instability for cross-border investment planning.

Yash Sinha

29 Jun 2026

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