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We regulate health products to meet standards of safety, quality and efficacy. HSA is the national authority regulating health products; managing the national blood bank, transfusion medicine and forensic medicine expertise; and providing critical forensic and analytical laboratory services.
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Dealers may voluntarily notify HSA of their health supplements supplied in Singapore. Companies must provide HSA with the relevant documents to demonstrate that their products meet the necessary safety and quality standards. Click here for more information.
2 mar 2023 · The life sciences industry in Singapore is regulated by the Health Sciences Authority (HSA), 2 operating under the oversight of the Singapore Ministry of Health (MOH). Regulation of health ...
The foreign tax credit pooling system gives businesses greater flexibility in foreign tax credit claims, reduces their Singapore taxes payable on remitted foreign income and simplifies tax compliance.
16 paź 2019 · This search enables you to get a listing of all registered Therapeutic Products in Singapore and their current approved Package Inserts. (PIs)/Patient Information Leaftlets (PILs). Note: Not all PIs and PILs are currently available online.
Singapore tax residents may claim foreign tax credit (FTC) when filing their Income Tax Returns in Singapore to avoid paying income taxes on the same income which was taxed in the foreign country and in Singapore.
The Therapeutic Products Branch and the Health Products Regulation Group of the Health Sciences Authority (HSA) recently revised its Guidance on Therapeutic Product Registration in Singapore ("TP Guidance"), which took effect on 29 April 2022.
