Find answers to common questions about our services, processes, and pricing.

Once your company name is approved (typically within 1 hour), the incorporation process itself takes 1-2 business days. In most cases, we can complete the entire process within 24-48 hours, provided all required documents are submitted promptly.
To incorporate a company in Singapore, you need: At least one director who is ordinarily resident in Singapore, at least one shareholder (can be the same person as the director), a company secretary appointed within 6 months, minimum paid-up capital of S$1, a registered office address in Singapore, and a company name approved by ACRA.
Yes, foreigners can incorporate a company in Singapore and own 100% of the shares. However, you must appoint at least one director who is ordinarily resident in Singapore (Singapore citizen, PR, or holder of an Employment Pass/EntrePass). We can provide nominee director services if needed.
For Singapore Residents: NRIC (front and back), proof of residential address, and contact details.
For Foreigners: Passport copy, overseas residential address proof, contact details, and professional background/CV.
We offer comprehensive accounting services including: Daily bookkeeping and transaction recording, bank reconciliation, accounts payable and receivable management, monthly/quarterly/annual financial statements, GST registration and filing, corporate tax computation and filing, payroll processing, and management reporting and analysis.
Our accounting packages start from S$188/month for the Starter plan, which includes up to 50 transactions per month. The Growth plan is S$388/month for up to 200 transactions, and we offer custom Enterprise solutions for larger businesses. Contact us for a personalized quote.
We primarily use Xero and QuickBooks Online, both cloud-based accounting platforms that allow you to access your financial data anytime, anywhere. We can also work with other software depending on your preferences and requirements.
Depending on your package, you’ll receive: Starter: Quarterly management reports and annual financial statements. Growth: Monthly management reports and annual financial statements. Enterprise: Custom reporting schedule with real-time dashboard access.
Yes, every Singapore company must appoint a company secretary within 6 months of incorporation. The secretary must be a natural person who is ordinarily resident in Singapore and cannot be the sole director of the company.
A company secretary is responsible for: Maintaining statutory registers and records, organizing and documenting board meetings and AGMs, filing annual returns with ACRA, advising directors on compliance matters, handling share transfers and allotments, and managing changes in company structure.
Late filing of annual returns can result in: Financial penalties up to S$600, directors may face prosecution, company may be struck off the register, and damage to company reputation. We ensure all filings are completed on time to avoid these penalties.
If you are a Singapore resident and not the sole director, you can act as the company secretary. However, the role requires knowledge of the Companies Act and ongoing compliance requirements. Most companies prefer to engage a professional secretary to ensure full compliance.
Singapore has a flat corporate tax rate of 17%. However, there are various tax incentives and exemptions available: Newly incorporated companies enjoy tax exemptions on the first S$200,000 of chargeable income for the first 3 years, partial tax exemptions are available for all companies, and various industry-specific tax incentives may apply.
Corporate tax returns (Form C/C-S) are due by November 30th each year for paper filing, or December 15th for e-filing. The filing deadline is based on your company’s financial year end.
You must register for GST if your taxable turnover exceeds S$1 million in the past 12 months (mandatory registration) or if you expect your taxable turnover to exceed S$1 million in the next 12 months. You can also voluntarily register for GST if your turnover is below the threshold.
The current GST rate in Singapore is 9% (as of 2024). The rate increased from 8% to 9% on January 1, 2024.
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