Company Formation in Singapore
Asian financial hub
a welcoming and open working environment
Formation of offshore companies in Singapore
Exempt Private Limited Company (Singapore Pte Ltd)
Public Limited Company (Singapore PLC)
-Use Singapore’s Reputable and Credible Images to Your Advantage
– Complete Intellectual Property Protection
– Strong Financial and Capital Markets Infrastructure
– Attractive tax rates in comparison to other top business hubs throughout the world
– A regulatory environment and framework free of corruption
– 100% Foreign Ownership and Unrestricted Exchange
Company Registration in Singapore is perfect for:
International Trade
Intellectual Property Rights
E-Commerce
Financial Corporations
Holding Company
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Four Easy Steps To Register A Company In Singapore
1. Preparation
- Your business's name, industry, and relevant codes should be reserved.
- Director responsibilities for the Singaporean firm, as well as tax benefits for your choice.
- A bank account for business planning.
Our consultants are always available for free consultation.
2. Filing
- Fill in the names of the companies, the directors, and the shareholders by logging in or registering
- Place an order for the services your company needs.
- In order to get a corporate kit or to make any specific requests, please enter your shipping information.
3. Payment
Choose your payment method
4. Delivery
Your Singapore business kit, which includes the Constitution of the company, the Certificate of Incorporation, and the accompanying documents to create a bank account, will be delivered to you through DHL or TNT within two working days.
- Each shareholder’s or beneficial owner’s and director’s passport.
- Proof of each director’s and shareholder’s English residential address.
- The Singaporean government has requested three names for proposed companies ending in “PTE LTD.”
- Your capital structure and a summary of your company are provided in the forms by Offshore Company Corp.
FAQs
Among the 60 largest economies in the world, Singapore is one of the top international financial hubs, with the third-most globalised economy and a significant capitalist service sector distinguished by low taxes and free trade. According to the World Bank, Singapore has the best ease of doing business globally. Private limited companies in Singapore are the most common and convenient for foreigners.
The foundation of a Singapore corporation requires a minimum of one Local Director who is a Singaporean citizen. All businesses and bank accounts outside of Singapore are tax-free (Offshore Status).
How to incorporate a company in Singapore?
Step 1 Singapore Private Limited Company Formation (Pte. Ltd), At first, a member of our relationship management team will ask you for specific information on the names and contact details of the shareholders and directors. You can choose the level of services you require, such as standard with 3 working days or urgent with 2 working days. Additionally, please include the firm names in the proposal so that we may verify that they are eligible in the Singapore Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA) system. Local Singaporean citizen Local Secretary was one of the services we offered.
Step 2 You settle the payment for Our Service fee and official Singapore Government Fee required.
Step 3 Ruihong will email you a digital copy of the documents (such as the Certificate of Incorporation, Register of Shareholder/Directors, Share Certificate, Memorandum of Association and Articles, etc.) after gathering all the necessary information from you. Full Singapore Offshore Company kit will be delivered by express courier to your home address.
You can open an offshore bank account for your business in Singapore, Europe, Hong Kong, or another supported jurisdiction! You are an offshore corporation operating as freedom international money transfer.
You’ve formed a Singapore Pte. Ltd. and are prepared to conduct international business!
A lot of people refer to Singapore as an offshore financial centre (OFC). Thus, Singapore offers corporate and financial services to foreign investors on a scale that is excessive given the size of its own economy. Due to its alluring tax incentives, the nation falls under the category of offshore financial centre. Tax exemptions are also provided for companies in several industries, particularly in offshore and international trading, in addition to reduced tax rates.
Another factor that contributed to Singapore’s inclusion on the list of offshore financial centres is banking secrecy. The nation ranks among the top 5 in the Financial Secrecy Index for 2020. It contributes more than 5% of the worldwide market for offshore financial services and has a secrecy score of 65.
Section 47 of the Banking Act, which says that client information shall not, under any circumstances, be shared by a bank or its officers in Singapore to any other organisation save as specified in the Act, imposes a contractual duty of confidentiality on banking transactions conducted in Singapore.
Singapore fits the definition of a tax haven by that standard. It offers financial confidentiality and low “effective” tax rates. Additionally, it is included in surveys of tax havens that reliable international organisations have done.
Singapore is not a bad place to invest just because it is classed as a tax haven. In spite of its reputation as a tax haven, Singapore has established itself as a hub for global commerce.
The most typical sort of entity is a private company limited by shares.
If the profits are used only for charitable purposes, they are exempt from tax on those profits; and
The earnings are not significantly spent outside of Hong Kong; and either:
The trade or business is carried on in the process of carrying out the institution’s or trust’s stated purposes (for instance, a religious organisation might sell religious tracts); or
For example, a society for the protection of the blind might arrange for the sale of handicraft produced by the blind. The labour associated with the trade or business is mostly carried out by individuals for whose benefit such institution or trust is founded.
Exempt from the requirement to register a business unless a trade or business is being conducted
Upon your request, we will send you an application form to complete with information about your organisation, including its goals, membership fees, membership categories, directors, company secretary, and so on.
The procedures for registering a “company limited by guarantee” are the same as those for registering a “company limited by shares” (the most typical form of business entity for use in Hong Kong).
Southeast Asian developed nation Singapore. Surprisingly, Singapore boasts a stable political climate and a relatively business-friendly environment. To encourage foreign investment in Singapore, the government has released a number of beneficial measures.
These elements have helped to make the country the one with the most open economy worldwide. Singapore received an index score of 89.7/100 in 2021, placing it first in the Index of Economic Freedom.
As a result, this island country has become a well-known location for significant foreign investments from investors all over the world. The following sectors are some of the best investments in Singapore, according to One IBC:
- Manufacturing
- Finance service
- E-commerce
- Wholesale and retail trade
- Transportation
Singapore requires all businesses to have one or more directors. A director is a person who is chosen by the shareholders to oversee the everyday operations of the corporation. The individual is in charge of deciding the company’s operational and strategic priorities as well as making sure the business complies with all legal requirements.
In Singapore, every corporation is required to have one or more directors. The following are the prerequisites for becoming a corporate director in Singapore:
A business limited by guarantee is typically established for purposes such as trusts, foundations, the propagation of religion, education, and other causes. The majority of the institutions created by this structure are not for profit, yet they are also unable to be philanthropic. A nonprofit organisation must have been founded purely for philanthropic purposes in order to qualify as a charity.
We can assist an institution with its application to become an accredited charitable institute (ACI) if it qualifies for any of the following goals.
- The alleviation of poverty;
- The advancement of religion;
- The advancement of education;
- Any other charity purpose that benefits the community and does not come under any of the aforementioned categories.
The benefits of joining ACI
- not subject to tax
- If the profits are used exclusively for charitable purposes, they aren’t significantly spent outside of Hong Kong, and either
- the trade or business is exercised in the course of the actual carrying out of the expressed objects of the institution or trust (for instance, a religious body might sell religious tracts),
- the work in connection with the trade or business is primarily carried out by people for whose benefit such institution or trust
- Exempt from the requirement to register a business unless a trade or business is being conducted
We will send you an application form to fill out with information about your organisation, including its goals, membership fees, membership categories, directors, company secretary, and so on.
The procedures for forming a “company limited by guarantee” (the most typical kind of business entity for conducting business in Hong Kong) are the same as those for creating a “company limited by shares.”
In general, the name of an offshore corporation should contain words like “Limited,” “Corporation,” or a shortened version of “Ltd.,” “Corp.”, or “Inc.”
The proposed offshore company name cannot be registered if it is the same as any other company name that is already registered.
Additionally, the word “Bank,” “Insurance,” or other words with a similar meaning normally cannot be used in the firm name.