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• This is the most prevalent company structure in Singapore and is commonly identified by "Pte Ltd" in its name.
• It is capped at 20 shareholders, all of whom must be individuals.
• This business structure can benefit from simplified compliance requirements.
• It is ideal for small to medium-sized businesses seeking a straightforward structure with limited liability protection.

• This entity is similar to an exempt private company, but it can accommodate up to 50 shareholders, including corporations.
• This provides businesses with greater flexibility for ownership structure.
• With this business entity, shareholders enjoy the advantages of limited liability, where their responsibility is confined to their initial investment.

• This business entity can have more than 50 shareholders.
• The company can raise capital by offering shares to the public.
• Before making public offers, the business should register a prospectus with the Monetary Authority of Singapore.

• This business structure is designed for non-profit organisations serving national or public interests.
• No share capital exists.
• Members' liability is restricted to the amount they pledge to contribute in case of the company's winding up.

• It is a unique structure where shareholders' liability extends beyond their investment, potentially impacting their personal assets.
• This type of business entity offers flexibility but carries greater financial risk.
• Choosing this type of business entity could be ideal in some cases where limited liability is not a primary concern.

• This combines the features of an exempt private company and an unlimited company.
• A maximum of 20 shareholders is required, and they must all be individuals, not a corporation.

• Similar to a public company limited by shares, this business entity allows more than 50 shareholders.
• This offers the highest degree of flexibility but carries significant financial risk.
• Unlimited public company is rarely used due to the potential exposure of shareholders' personal assets.

When you register a business in Singapore and submit your application for incorporation, these are the factors you need to consider when choosing a company structure:

• Consider how much capital you are prepared to invest.
• Determine the number of owners involved in the business.
• Assess the level of liability and responsibility you are willing to assume.
• Evaluate the risks you are prepared to take.
• Weigh the advantages and disadvantages of each business entity.
• Consider how easy it is to close the business if necessary.
• Ensure your choice aligns with your long-term business goals.
• Take into account your financial situation and the degree of legal protection you require.

We begin with a thorough consultation to understand your business goals, industry, and specific needs. This allows us to tailor our incorporation services to suit your objectives, ensuring a smooth and efficient process.

Once we’ve determined the best structure for your business, we assist with preparing and gathering all necessary documents. This includes a copy of your NRIC and passport or other personal identification documents. We then submit these documents to ACRA on your behalf.

Our team handles the entire filing process with ACRA, ensuring that all regulatory requirements are met. This includes reserving your company name, registering the company, and appointing key officers like directors and the company secretary. Once ACRA approves the incorporation, your business is officially registered in Singapore.

After the company incorporation process, we provide ongoing support to ensure you meet all post-incorporation requirements. We also offer assistance in other aspects of starting your business, such as corporate secretarial services and global trademark registration if needed. Our comprehensive post-incorporation services ensure that your business remains compliant and operationally efficient.

We assist in selecting and reserving your company name, ensuring it complies with ACRA’s guidelines and accurately represents your brand. This is the first crucial step in establishing your company’s identity in the market.

Our team handles the preparation of all necessary legal documents, including the company constitution, shareholder agreements, and director consents. We ensure that all paperwork is in order and meets the stringent requirements set by Singapore’s regulatory bodies.

We manage the entire filing process with the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA). This includes submitting your company incorporation application, registering your business, and ensuring that all details are correctly recorded to avoid delays or issues.

While this service is part of our incorporation package, please note that the setup of a corporate bank account is typically charged separately. We assist in facilitating this process with a local bank, ensuring that the setup is smooth and efficient, providing your business with the essential financial infrastructure to operate effectively. Please contact us to learn more about the charges and services involved.

We continuously monitor regulatory changes and updates to ensure your business remains compliant with all relevant laws and regulations. This proactive approach helps mitigate risks and keeps your operations running smoothly.

This depends on how prompt you and your shareholders can submit documentation to our staff. However, typically, once all the documents are prepared, the registration process will take 1 to 3 days. Should the application be referred to another Minister, this could take up to 2 months.

Yes, a registered office address in Singapore is mandatory, but it doesn't have to be where the business operates. This requirement ensures that the public can contact the business if needed and that legal documents can be delivered efficiently.

Yes, foreigners can incorporate a company in Singapore. However, at least one director must be a Singapore resident to register the business. You can engage with nominee director services to fulfil this requirement.

The minimum paid-up capital required to incorporate a company in Singapore is just S$1, making it accessible for entrepreneurs to start a business. This low threshold not only encourages startups but also provides flexibility in managing initial investments. Despite the minimal requirement, businesses can choose to increase their paid-up capital at any time after incorporation, depending on their funding needs and growth plans.

No, you don't need to be physically present in Singapore to incorporate your business. If you're unable to travel, we offer nominee director services where our representative can handle the entire incorporation process on your behalf, ensuring a seamless and hassle-free experience.

Foreign-owned companies in Singapore can benefit from the same tax advantages as local companies, including a flat corporate tax rate of 17% and access to various tax exemptions. This makes Singapore an attractive destination for many foreign investors to set up business.