Singapore has emerged as one of the most attractive destinations for businesses to incorporate in recent years. The city-state’s pro-business policies, world-class infrastructure, strategic location, and skilled workforce have made it a top choice for companies looking to expand their operations in the Asia-Pacific region.
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Our team of experts has years of experience in the field of business incorporation. We understand the nuances of the process and can guide you through it with ease. We stay up-to-date on the latest regulations and laws to ensure that your business is incorporated correctly and efficiently.
Our team of experts has years of experience in the field of business incorporation. We understand the nuances of the process and can guide you through it with ease. We stay up-to-date on the latest regulations and laws to ensure that your business is incorporated correctly and efficiently.
We understand that time is money, and that’s why we focus on delivering fast and efficient services. Our team works diligently to ensure that your business is incorporated quickly and accurately.
We understand that the incorporation process can be confusing and overwhelming, which is why we offer excellent customer support to our clients. Our team is available to answer your questions and address your concerns throughout the process. We pride ourselves on providing exceptional customer service and support.
Starting a business can be expensive, and we believe that the incorporation process shouldn’t add to your financial burden. That’s why we offer competitive pricing for our services, without compromising on quality. We believe that every business should have access to affordable and reliable incorporation services.
Private Limited Company is considered a separate legal entity from its shareholders or directors. This means that the personal assets of the shareholders and directors are protected from any business risks.
A limited liability partnership (LLP) is a type of business entity that requires a minimum of 2 individuals to form. It confers limited liabilities protection to the partners, similar to that of a private limited company.
A sole proprietorship is formed with a just a single owner. He / she is solely responsible for the profit and loss of the business and has the sole authority to make decisions for the business. In a sole proprietorship, the owner and his business are not legal separate entities. This implies that the sole proprietor is personally liable for the debts or losses incurred by the business.
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Congratulations, you are set to start your entrepreneurial journey. Next, you would need to take a couple of actions more so that your company stay compliant.
Under Singapore law, every company must appoint a company secretary within six months of incorporation. The company secretary is responsible for ensuring compliance with legal requirements and maintaining the company’s records. You can either hire an in-house company secretary or engage a professional services firm to provide this service.
All Singapore companies are required to hold an AGM within six months of the end of their financial year. During the AGM, directors are required to present the company’s financial statements to shareholders and shareholders have the opportunity to ask questions and raise concerns.
You will need to comply with Singapore’s tax regulations, including registering for GST (if applicable), filing annual tax returns, and paying any taxes owed.
You must maintain accurate and up-to-date records of your company’s financial transactions, including accounting records, minutes of meetings, and registers of members and directors.
You must file an annual return with the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA) within one month of holding your AGM. The annual return provides updated information about your company, such as the names and addresses of directors and shareholders.
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The minimum requirements are at least one shareholder, one director who must be a resident of Singapore, a company secretary who must also be a resident of Singapore, and a registered office address in Singapore.
It is not necessary to engage a local incorporation service provider, but it is recommended to ensure compliance with all regulatory requirements.
The minimum paid-up capital requirement for incorporating a company in Singapore is SGD 1.
The types of business structures available for incorporation in Singapore are sole proprietorship, partnership, limited liability partnership (LLP), and private limited company.
The documents required for incorporating a company in Singapore include the company constitution, details of shareholders and directors, registered office address, and identification documents of the shareholders and directors.
The registered office address in Singapore must be a physical address and cannot be a P.O. Box. It must also be open for at least 5 hours during business hours on weekdays.
The requirements for appointing a director in a Singapore company include being a resident of Singapore, being at least 18 years old, and not having a criminal record.
The process involves submitting an application to the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA) of Singapore, which involves providing information such as the company name, business activities, registered office address, and details of shareholders and directors. We will prepare your Company Constitution and Corporate Secretary details.
The incorporation process typically takes 1-2 days after all the necessary documents have been submitted to ACRA.
Check the name availability: You can check the availability of your desired company name through the BizFile+ website, which is operated by the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA) in Singapore. This will ensure that your desired name is unique and not already registered by another company. Submit your application Once you have chosen a unique name for your company, you can submit your application for company name approval through the BizFile+ portal. You will need to provide the necessary details such as the proposed company name, business activities, and registered address. Pay the application fee A fee of SGD $15 is payable for each name application submitted. The payment can be made through various modes such as credit card, NETS, or GIRO. Wait for approval ACRA will typically take 1-2 business days to approve or reject your company name application. If the name is rejected, you will need to choose another name and repeat the process. Register your company Once your company name is approved, you can proceed to register your company with ACRA. The registration process involves submitting the necessary documents such as the Memorandum and Articles of Association, paying the registration fee, and appointing a local director
You can open a bank account for your company after you successfully incorporated your company.
Compliance requirements for companies in Singapore include filing of annual returns, holding annual general meetings, maintaining proper accounting records, and complying with regulatory requirements.
Check the name availability: You can check the availability of your desired company name through the BizFile+ website, which is operated by the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA) in Singapore. This will ensure that your desired name is unique and not already registered by another company. Submit your application Once you have chosen a unique name for your company, you can submit your application for company name approval through the BizFile+ portal. You will need to provide the necessary details such as the proposed company name, business activities, and registered address. Pay the application fee A fee of SGD $15 is payable for each name application submitted. The payment can be made through various modes such as credit card, NETS, or GIRO. Wait for approval ACRA will typically take 1-2 business days to approve or reject your company name application. If the name is rejected, you will need to choose another name and repeat the process. Register your company Once your company name is approved, you can proceed to register your company with ACRA. The registration process involves submitting the necessary documents such as the Memorandum and Articles of Association, paying the registration fee, and appointing a local director
The company secretary in Singapore is responsible for ensuring compliance with all regulatory requirements and maintaining proper records and documentation.
Yes, a company can change its name after incorporation by submitting an application to ACRA and paying the required fee.
The compliance requirements for maintaining proper accounting records in Singapore include keeping records of all financial transactions, preparing financial statements, and submitting them to ACRA and IRAS.
The requirements for filing annual returns in Singapore include submitting a complete set of financial statements and other relevant documents to ACRA.
Yes, a company can issue shares after incorporation by passing a resolution at a general meeting of shareholders and filing the necessary documents with ACRA.
The process of winding up a Singapore company involves appointing a liquidator, settling all outstanding debts and liabilities, and distributing the remaining assets to shareholders.
Yes, foreigners can incorporate a company in Singapore as long as they appoint at least one local director who is a resident of Singapore.
Yes, foreigners can incorporate a company in Singapore as long as they appoint at least one local director who is a resident of Singapore.
Yes, a company registered in another country can set up a branch in Singapore, but it must register with ACRA and comply with all local regulatory requirements.
Yes, a foreign company can incorporate a subsidiary in Singapore, which is a separate legal entity from the parent company and provides limited liability protection.
The directors of a Singapore company are responsible for managing the affairs of the company and ensuring compliance with all legal and regulatory requirements.
Shareholders in a Singapore company own the company and are entitled to dividends and other benefits. They do not have direct involvement in the management of the company.
Yes, a director can be removed from a Singapore company by passing a resolution at a general meeting of shareholders.
Yes, a Singapore company can own property in other countries, subject to the laws and regulations of those countries.
Yes, a Singapore company can open a bank account in another country, subject to the laws and regulations of that country.
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