Singapore
Singapore has 2 provider lists. 2 of them are not read yet (status to_verify). No company is recorded for Singapore. That is the absence of a reading or of a publication, not a finding that the official list is empty.
Regime
Regime recorded for Singapore: e-invoicing.
Sources watched
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| Source | Kind | Regime | Publisher | How the name is known | Status | What the authority says this list means | Reuse terms recorded | Snapshots | Last checked |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| sg_ap_list | provider list | e-invoicing | IMDA (Infocomm Media Development Authority) | the source’s own words | to_verify | “Accredited Access Point Providers” | Restrictive. IMDA Terms of Use (www.imda.gov.sg/terms-of-use): clause 6 permits use 'solely for personal, internal, non-commercial, informational purposes' and forbids commercial use without 'specific prior written consent from IMDA'; clause 7 forbids reproducing, publishing or distributing the Site or Contents 'without the prior written permission of IMDA'. | private | not recorded |
| sg_ap_list_conditional | provider list | e-invoicing | IMDA (Infocomm Media Development Authority) | this project’s identification, source fetched | to_verify | “Conditionally Accredited Access Point Providers” | Same restrictive IMDA Terms of Use as sg_ap_list - nothing about reuse differs between the two tiers. | private | not recorded |
A list is not always an approval. Where an official list is explicit that appearing on it is not an approval of the provider, this record keeps that distinction. See what basis means. Not every publisher name above was read off the source itself; see how the publisher name is known.
This page is information taken from official published lists. It is not tax, legal or professional advice, and it does not replace checking the official source.