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March 2025 Issue: Co-operator Newsletter Quarterly March 2025

ICYMI - Waiver of First-Tier CCF Contributions Ahead of SCM100

ICYMI - Waiver of First-Tier CCF Contributions Ahead of SCM100
Caption: ICYMI - Waiver of First-Tier CCF Contributions Ahead of SCM100

This year, co-ops in Singapore can see their first-tier Central Co-operative Fund (CCF) Contributions waived.  

Announced by Minister of State for Culture, Community and Youth & Trade & Industry Alvin Tan earlier today (10 March), the waiver came after recommendations from the Singapore National Co-operative Federation (SNCF) and the Registry of Co-operative Societies (RCS).   

Read the full story here. 

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