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What is a directors’ resolution? A directors’ resolution is a formal document which accounts for the decisions, implementation of new terms and intentions of the board members of the company. The Companies Act states that the running of a company is the responsibility of the directors. In most cases, this management, direction and supervision require […]

In Singapore, a non-profit entity is one that does not distribute its surplus revenue among its members. A traditional profit-driven entity would seek to maximise profits so that this profits can be distributed among its members. A non-profit entity’s purpose is to serve public interest and benefits. A non-profit entity needs to be set up

Singapore is one of the easiest places to do business. One of the main reasons for this is the simple structure and corporate governance which business owners have to adhere to. That being said, it would be wise to understand the various business entities which you can set up in Singapore before embarking on your

Previously known as two separate documents, the Memorandum of Association and Articles of Association, the Companies (Amendment Act) 2014 combined them into a single document called the Company Constitution. The Company Constitution is a legal document which spells out the rules and regulations as to how the company should be governed. It also firms up the

All Singapore registered private limited companies have a responsibility to remain compliant with the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA). There are two mandatory filings which must be done on an annual basis. These are namely the Annual General Meeting (AGM) and their Annual Returns (AR). Annual General Meeting (AGM) An AGM is a mandatory

Singapore is a great place to do business. It is corruption free, has a highly educated and skilled workforce and has low corporate taxes. Singapore is a cosmopolitan country and an extremely open economy. It is no wonder that many people in Singapore do choose to open companies or register as a sole proprietorship or

Giving back to society is always a good thing. Some companies do it through programs embedded in their corporate structure. These are commonly called Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programs. Some companies do it a step further and function as a Social Enterprise. Social Enterprises are business entities set up with clear social goals. There are

There are various structures for individuals to do business in Singapore. However, the most flexible and yet advantageous structure, in our opinion, is a Private Limited Company. There are a few reasons why we recommend our clients to incorporate a company to do business in Singapore. Limited liability for company owners A Private Limited Company

Tax season is soon upon us and it is time for all business owners to file their taxes with the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS). It is mandatory for companies and businesses to file their tax returns in Singapore. Here are some tips on how to file your corporate tax returns. 1) Preparation of

The Stamp Duties Act in Singapore defines stamp duty as a tax levied on immovable properties, stocks and shares in private companies in Singapore. When are Stamp Duties applicable? Transfer of share document. This refers to the documents signed when shares are bought or acquired. If there are no executed document for the transfer of