Managing Partner & Head of Dispute Resolution Bazul Ashhab shares with The Business Times’ Views From The Top on whether Singapore should enhance its wealth taxes to narrow the wealth gap

Published On: August 2, 20210.3 min read

Oon & Bazul’s Managing Partner and Head of Dispute Resolution, Bazul Ashhab, shares with The Business Times article, “Wealth tax – use ‘shock therapy’ cautiously”, on whether Singapore should enhance its wealth taxes (for instance, with a levy on property gains or inheritance) to narrow the wealth gap.

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Managing Partner & Head of Dispute Resolution Bazul Ashhab shares with The Business Times’ Views From The Top on whether Singapore should enhance its wealth taxes to narrow the wealth gap