Singapore is one of the most business-friendly countries in the world, known for its strong regulatory environment, transparent legal framework, and efficient infrastructure. However, setting up a company in Singapore comes with statutory responsibilities that can be difficult to manage alone. That’s where a corporate secretary becomes essential. Appointing a corporate secretary in Singapore is…
To open a company in Singapore is a strategic move that opens the door to one of the world’s most dynamic and business-friendly environments. Transparent regulations, pro-business policies, and world-class infrastructure make setting up a company here quick and easy. This blog, outlines the key advantages and requirements to form a company in Singapore, explores…
In Singapore, companies have the flexibility to choose their own fiscal year end (FYE), thanks to the provisions under the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA) and the Companies Act of 1967. This decision, while seemingly administrative, plays a crucial role in shaping a company’s compliance calendar, tax obligations, and financial strategy. Your selected FYE…
Obtaining a Unique Entity Number, or UEN, is a statutory prerequisite in Singapore for businesses and other entities to obtain lawful accreditation and seamless interaction with government agencies. It enables easy tracking of an entity through the official UEN search databases to map its progress and regulatory alignment with the codified obligations. The UEN issuing…
Singapore has long been recognized as a beacon of fiscal stability and entrepreneurial success, offering a conducive environment for local and international businesses to thrive. The unveiling of the Singapore Budget 2025 further strengthens this reputation, focusing on enhancing existing programs and introducing new strategic initiatives aimed at empowering Singapore businesses of all sizes. These…
Singapore’s well-established regulatory and transparent governance system has set the gold standard for business excellence and compliance underpinned by its agency – The Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA), which regulates business entities, public accountants, and corporate service providers in the state. Therefore, all the business entities in Singapore shall abide by the laws, rules,…
The Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA) is Singapore’s national regulator of business registration, financial reporting, public accountants, and corporate service providers, ensuring that all businesses in the country comply with regulatory requirements. Registering a company in Singapore is a straightforward process, clearly defined by ACRA. It provides an efficient system along with specific guidelines,…
All eyes were filled with hope as PM Lawrence stood in front of the podium to deliver his Budget Speech of 2025. Just like the dual role that Mr. Lawrence successfully plays as the Prime Minister and Finance Minister of the State, the Singaporeans have been expecting future building while at the same time enhancing…
