Companies
Launch your company with confidence
Corporate services for operating and holding companies: compliance, payroll, tax structuring and beyond.
Companies
Seven services under one roof
- 01Legal documentationConstitutions, shareholder and subscription agreements, drafted in-house.
- 02Corporate secretarialRegisters, resolutions, meetings and annual returns.
- 03Entity and fund administrationCapital calls, investor records and net asset value.
- 04Accounting and reportingBooks, financial statements and investor reports.
- 05Tax advisoryStructuring, goods and services tax and annual filings.
- 06Licensing and regulatory hostingRegulated activity under a host licence, with compliance support.
- 07Bank and regulatory onboardingAccounts opened; know-your-customer checks done once.
One vendor
From set-up to the last filing.
One onboarding
Documents collected once.
One contact
A dedicated client account manager.
One dashboard
Registers and filings online.
Submit details
Online form, about five minutes.
Prepare documents
Constitution and consents, same day.
Registry filing
Filed with the registry, about one day.
Company ready
Certificate and checklist, 1–3 days.
Yes, without restriction on ownership.
Foreigners can own 100% of the shareholding in a Singapore private limited company. However, the Companies Act strictly mandates the appointment of at least one ordinarily resident director, necessitating the use of a nominee directorship service if you do not have a local partner.
No, physical presence is not required.
The entire incorporation architecture, from reserving the company name with ACRA to executing statutory declarations, can be administered digitally from overseas. You will only need to provide certified KYC documentation to your registered filing agent to satisfy anti-money laundering regulations.
A local resident director acts as the statutory linchpin for ACRA compliance, ensuring the entity meets its baseline legal mandates within the jurisdiction. While they assume full legal liability for statutory breaches alongside executive directors, a nominee resident director typically holds no executive power, no bank account access, and no operational authority over your business.
It depends on the ultimate holding structure.
Singapore companies must generally consolidate the financial statements of all subsidiaries under the Financial Reporting Standards (FRS). However, exemptions apply if your parent company is already subject to equivalent consolidation elsewhere, or if your group falls below the statutory size thresholds for revenue, assets, and employee count.
Creating tax substance requires demonstrable economic reality beyond a mere registered address. This may be achieved depending on the case at hand by anchoring high-level strategic decision-making within Singapore, deploying local capital, hiring resident employees, and ensuring board meetings where pivotal corporate decisions are executed occur physically within the jurisdiction.