Why you should work for productivity grants in Singapore

Singapore is one of the best places to start business, it is one of the easiest to start your business and to run it and in recent years, there are also grants that allow you to tap on public funds to assist in your business growth.

Under the productivity and innovation credit scheme, Singapore hopes to improve the productivity of current labor in order to counter the losses from the tightening labor market. Singapore is committing millions of dollars to ensure that the businesses in Singapore are able to maintain their growth and do well in this economy. They are also hoping to develop new systems that can help Singapore to progress as a world leader in production and software systems.

In Singapore, you could tap on the grant to receive close to 60% subsidy when you want to purchase software that could help you to improve say your accounting or payroll related capabilities through the use of software. There are also other existing grants such as the SPRING ICV that could give you 100% subsidy for up to $5,000 in investments that could help you to improve your productivity capabilities. Daceasy Accounting Software Singapore is one of the leading accounting software in Singapore and with its streamlined design and easy to use interface, it is very good to use.

Daceasy allows you to spend more time on core business operations such as sales and marketing and you could perform your own bookkeeping by yourself. In this kinds of situation you could also get someone from within your organization to perform the bookkeeping instead of finding an external accounting. This cuts cost especially for start ups and it helps small companies to keep cost low.

Daceasy also has very good support for our customer and this helps to make it easy for customers to learn and if you do have issues to be able to find someone to assit you.

This is also claimable under the PIC grant and this makes the cost for installation very low and very good to use.

If you are a software developer, it would be good for your to run a software business as well.

Find out more through this website: http://www.daceasy.com.sg

T.K is an avid writer on business topics, he writes for Koh Management