The share capital of a Singapore company refers to the sum of money invested in the business in order to carry out its undertakings. According to Chapter 50 in the Singapore Companies Act the share capital of a company is subject to alterations such as increases or decreases if certain conditions are satisfied. The shares of a…
Singapore is aiming to become one of the biggest financial centers in Asia-Pacific by providing tax incentives to foreign companies establishing in the city-state. Not only do foreign investors benefit from tax incentives, but for those setting up holding companies in Singapore the process will take about three days only and minimum requirements. As…
Foreign entrepreneurs are attracted by the investment possibilities they have and also by the flexibility of choosing the type of company they want to open in Singapore. Under the Singapore Company Act foreign investors can register one of the following types of business entities: companies, …
We are experts in the opening of Singapore companies with foreign shareholding structures. Companies registered in Singapore must have at least one shareholder and a maximum number of 50. The shareholders may be legal entities or natural individuals. One resident must act as the manager of the company, but it may also have other…
Costs of living when relocating to Singapore When relocating to Singapore, one of the biggest concerns is the living costs. Singapore addresses both average and high net worth individuals, as salaries are competitive and relocation facilities are given to those working within certain companies in the city-state. Expatriates may also benefit from relocation…
The Pte Ltd or the private limited company is among the most popular business forms in Singapore. It is a type of legal entity that can have a limited number of shareholders, and its shares are not available to the public. However, it has a set of clear advantages to investors and it is…
