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Power of Attorney for Sale, Subletting and General Management of an HDB Flat

PHANG LEGAL provides notary public services to assist with witnessing and certifying the Power of Attorney required to be sent to Singapore to give authority for the sale, subletting and general management of a Housing and Development Board Flat - or HDB Flat.

Singaporeans must provide their Singaporean passport or identity card to verify the information contained within the Power of Attorney to ensure that execution is valid and will be accepted in Singapore.

Our experienced notary public is familiar with documents from Singapore and frequently assists Singaporeans with urgent documentation on short notice. Call today to make an appointment.  read more »

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50% off stamp duty!

Save up to $11,245 in stamp duty on the purchase of new homes under $600,000. Contracts must be signed between 1 July 2009 and before 1 January 2010. Off the plan purchases must be completed by 30 June 2011.

For more information, visit the website for the NSW Office of State Revenue.
http://www.osr.nsw.gov.au/benefits/hcap/

Contact our experienced property lawyers to discuss how you can benefit from HCAP.  read more »

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Discounted conveyancing fees for First Home Buyers.

To meet the continued demand from First Home Buyers, Phang Legal is pleased to announce that it has extended its First Home Buyers offer to 30 September 2009. First Home Buyers can continue to enjoy fixed conveyancing fees of $880 (fee includes GST, disbursements extra).

Our experienced property lawyers will confidently guide you through the purchase of your first home. With the same level of service and satisfaction at a discounted rate, there is no better way to benefit from the First Home Owner's Grant, enjoy unparalleled peace of mind, and save on your conveyancing costs.

Call today to take advantage of this limited time offer.  read more »

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China’s Basic Standard for Enterprise Internal Control (C-SOX) is coming into effect soon, and while some of the implementation guidelines are not yet clear, the core of the regulation is in place.

The purpose of C-SOX is to increase the effectiveness of internal controls in listed Chinese companies, thus reducing risks for companies and their stakeholders. Companies must evaluate their internal controls, publish an evaluation report on an annual basis and audit the effectiveness of their internal controls. These are new concepts to many organizations in China, and as a result there is some resistance and confusion to deal with. Many Chinese companies have poor risk management systems, inadequate business data and patchy IT infrastructures. However, these are not the biggest challenges facing companies that will be required to comply with C-SOX.  read more »

Lots of companies in China and Hong Kong are starting to take advantage of the benefits that online training (e-learning) offers their staff. This is true for large companies (like state-owned enterprises) as well as small and medium-sized businesses, and it is also true for all different industries.

Let’s review the main benefits to your business of moving your training online.

1) Cut costs. E-learning is a scalable way to deliver information to your organization, and the costs are low and easy to predict. Since there are no instructors or travel associated with e-learning, your direct costs will come down significantly. Also important is that e-learning allows users to move at their own pace, meaning that indirect costs (i.e. time off work for training) go down too.  read more »

China’s Basic Standard for Enterprise Internal Control (C-SOX) is coming into effect soon, and while some of the implementation guidelines have not been specified, the core of the regulation is in place.

The main purpose of C-SOX is to increase the effectiveness of internal controls in listed Chinese companies, thus reducing risks for companies and their stakeholders. Companies must evaluate their internal controls, publish an evaluation report on an annual basis and audit the effectiveness of their internal controls. These are new concepts to many organizations in China, and as a result there is some resistance and confusion to deal with. Below is a list of ten questions to address before starting your C-SOX implementation process.  read more »

There are lots of ways to study for the CFA Level 1 exam, but increasingly students are turning to online learning as a way to stay ahead of the competition. Your chances of passing the CFA Level 1 exam on the first attempt are only about 35 percent. That percentage is even lower if you are not a native English speaker or if you are taking the exam outside of the US or Western Europe.

Why are more and more students learning online instead of with books or classroom instruction? Here are seven key benefits.

1) Study on your own time. With online training, you aren’t bound by a class schedule and you can study on your own time at your own pace.

2) No classmates to distract you. CFA study courses are popular, but a big drawback is that there are lots of fellow students to slow you down or distract you during the courses. With e-learning, you can study on your own and focus on what you need to learn.  read more »

Your chances of passing the CFA Level 1 exam on the first attempt are about one-in-three. That number is even less if you are not a native English speaker or if you are taking the exam outside of the US or Western Europe. Here are seven simple steps to follow to give yourself the extra boost you need on test day.

1) Pace yourself. Study at your own pace and don’t be rushed. One of the big drawbacks of CFA preparation classes is that you have to proceed at the pace of the group and this may be too fast or too slow for you. Far better is to be able to use reference materials and online learning and study at your own pace, free from distractions.  read more »