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What are the differences between a board resolution, an ordinary resolution and a special resolution?

What are the differences between a board resolution, an ordinary resolution and a special resolution?

A resolution of a company is the formal decision of a company made by the board of directors or the shareholders. There are generally 3 types of resolutions that can be passed. Board Resolution Ordinary Resolution Special Resolution The resolution can be passed at a physical meeting or by written means. Since it can be

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How to increase the paid up capital of a company after incorporation?

How to increase the paid up capital of a company after incorporation?

For a variety of reasons, a company’s paid-up capital may need to be increased. As the paid-up capital shows the financial strength of a company, there may be instances whereby a company may need to increase the paid-up capital before tendering for certain projects. Also, there may be investors who may inject money into the

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Can a Dependant Pass holder start a business in Singapore?

Can a Dependant Pass holder start a business in Singapore?

Dependant Passes are issued by the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) to family members of qualified Employment Pass and S Pass holders. The family members who are eligible are spouses and children under the age of twenty-one. To qualify, the Employment and S Pass holder must earn a minimum of SGD$6,000 a month for their spouses

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What you need to know about Anti-Money Laundering Regulations and how it affects your business

What you need to know about Anti-Money Laundering Regulations and how it affects your business

Changes were made to the Companies Act on 31st March 2017 and the key changes were with regards to making company ownership more transparent so as to limit the use of Singapore companies for illegal uses such as money laundering and financing of terrorism. There were also changes to the Accountants Act but for this

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Advantages of filing ECI (Estimated Chargeable Income) early

Estimated Chargeable Filing (ECI) is a compulsory filing requirement for companies unless the company qualifies for a waiver. There are advantages for companies that file their ECI earlier and within the qualifying period as they may opt to pay corporate taxes by instalments. The benefits for filing ECI early are: 1) Instant acknowledgement upon successful

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