MAS stance on ARFP tax tipped to force change
Industry welcomes move by Singapore's financial regulatory authority to go public with tax criticism of ARFP passport scheme. They say it could force Australia and Korea into a corner.

Industry figures have welcomed a move by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) to go public with the reasons it declined to sign up to the ARFP fund passport scheme, arguing that it could force change.
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