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In today’s fast-paced global economy, import and export efficiency can make or break a business. Whether you’re a seasoned logistics provider or a growing SME entering new markets, one thing is certain: navigating customs clearance in Singapore is not something you want to get wrong. At Declarators Pte Ltd, we specialize in helping businesses like yours move goods smoothly across …

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In the fast-paced world of logistics and trade, time is everything. A delay in customs clearance can lead to missed delivery deadlines, added storage costs, or even lost clients. Yet for many importers and exporters in Singapore, the process often seems invisible shipments arrive, documents get filed, and goods are released smoothly. But what really …

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In the fast-evolving logistics landscape of Singapore, manpower deployment has taken centre stage as the newest and most impactful trend. With rising customer expectations, shorter delivery timelines, and the complexity of cross-border operations, logistics companies are rethinking how to optimise their human resources. Gone are the days of fixed headcounts and rigid workflows today’s logistics …

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In Singapore, the import and movement of certain goods are governed by strict customs regulations especially when duties are involved. At the heart of this regulatory framework is the Dutiable Permit. Whether you’re a seasoned importer or managing occasional inbound shipments, understanding what this permit entails is essential to ensuring smooth customs clearance and full …

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If your business is involved in the export of goods from Singapore, chances are you’ve come across the term Certificate of Origin (CO). But when is it required? Is it always necessary, or only for certain destinations? At Declarators Pte Ltd, we support businesses with accurate, timely trade documentation, including CO applications. In this article, …

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In Singapore’s globalized business environment, many companies temporarily bring goods into the country for exhibitions, trade shows, testing, repairs, or maintenance. While these are not permanent imports, they still require the correct customs declarations and permits under Singapore law. At Declarators Pte Ltd, we help businesses navigate temporary import permit requirements, ensuring full compliance with …

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When importing goods into Singapore, one of the most important things importers must understand is whether their products are dutiable or non-dutiable. This classification determines what types of taxes duties and/or Goods and Services Tax (GST) you’ll need to pay at the point of entry. At Declarators Pte Ltd, we assist businesses across various industries …

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How a Qualified Customs Broker Like Declarators Saves You Time, Money & Stress in Singapore Customs Clearance   Struggling with Singapore Customs documentation? Delays, penalties, or cargo holds can cost your business big. That is why partnering with a qualified custom broker especially one of Singapore’s top licensed companies like Declarators is one of the …

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In Singapore, businesses that frequently import goods for re-export often face substantial cash flow burdens due to upfront GST payments on imports. The Major Exporter Scheme (MES) was introduced by IRAS (Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore) to address this challenge. But what exactly is MES, and how does it impact your GST obligations?   At …

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Singapore’s Goods and Services Tax (GST) officially increased to 9% on 1 January 2024, marking the completion of a two-stage hike from the previous 7% rate. While this adjustment is part of the country’s broader plan to strengthen its fiscal position and social spending, it carries significant implications for businesses engaged in importing and exporting …

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