SBR Singapore Budget Breakfast Briefing 2014 kicked off successfully

Over 90 people flocked to the event.

SBR Singapore Budget Breakfast Briefing 2014 proved itself bigger than what it was imagined to be.

More than 90 people from the accounting, legal, technology, consultancy, fashion, and engineering industries went to the event to know the key points and implications of Singapore's Budget 2014 revealed last Friday, 21 February.

Cups of coffee and breakfast were shared as Lee Tiong Heng of Deloitte Singapore, Shanker Iyer of ACCA Singapore and Iyer Practice, and Jacqueline Loke of Rodyk & Davidson LLP discussed how Singapore Budget 2014 will help reinforce Singapore's competitiveness as a regional business hub in Asia.

The panelists also tackled the role that the Budget 2014 plays in raising economic productivity especially in the SME sector via policy changes and how corporates will be affected by the changes in the Singapore Budget.

The SBR Singapore Budget Breakfast Briefing 2014 was held at The Fullerton Hotel Singapore and is supported by Deloitte Singapore, ACCA Singapore, Rodyk & Davidson LLP, AcClarity, Association of Chartered Certified Accountants, Association of Small and Medium Enterprises (ASME), European Chamber of Commerce, Securities Investors Association Singapore (SIAS), and Singapore Institute of Accredited Tax Professionals (SIATP).

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