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Some businesses reach the end of their journey, whether due to market challenges or owners pursuing new ventures. In Singapore, a strike off offers a practical way to close a company without the burden of liquidation. The process involves removing the company from the official register, but it demands strict adherence to regulations. Utilizing secretarial … Read more
In Singapore, every company must appoint a corporate secretary within six months of incorporation—a legal requirement. This role goes beyond routine tasks, involving strict compliance with ACRA regulations, meeting deadlines, and staying informed about regulatory updates. The decision is whether to hire an in-house corporate secretary or outsource the work to a professional firm. The … Read more
Launching a business is exciting, but it demands critical choices. One of the most important is selecting your legal structure. This decision impacts your taxes, risks, and growth opportunities. Sole Proprietorships, Limited Liability Partnerships (LLPs), and Private Limited Companies are the main options. Each has distinct pros and cons. Understanding them sets you up for … Read more
Running a business in Singapore is an exciting venture, but it comes with critical responsibilities like statutory bookkeeping and record-keeping. You may have heard these terms from your corporate secretarial provider or in a compliance notice from the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA). These tasks are more than just administrative—they’re essential for staying compliant, … Read more
Running a business in Singapore means more than just filing paperwork on time. Good corporate governance is really about how decisions are made, how responsibilities are shared, and how problems are handled before they become real risks. For companies of any size, especially private limited ones, getting governance right helps avoid legal trouble, builds … Read more