Business Administrative Support

Incorporation for Locals

Incorporation and Secretarial from SGD 750

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You must meet the following requirements before applying to the ACRA to start the process of forming a Singapore private limited company:

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At least one shareholder: The shareholder can be an individual or another company. 50 shareholders are the maximum allowed for a Singapore private limited corporation.
One resident(local) director: Singapore Citizen/ Permanent Resident (PR)
Minimum paid-up capital of SGD1: One Singapore dollar is all you need to start a business in Singapore
Minimum of one company secretary: One Singaporean resident as company secretary to compliance with regulatory requirements and tax filings.
Local registered address: A physical Singapore address (no P.O. Box) is required

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Incorporation for Foreigners

Incorporation, Secretarial and Nominee director from SGD 5,000

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You must meet the following requirements before applying to the ACRA to start the process of forming a Singapore private limited company:

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At least one shareholder: The shareholder can be an individual or another company. 50 shareholders are the maximum allowed for a Singapore private limited corporation.
One nominee director: Singapore Citizen/ Permanent Resident (PR) appointed by CSP
Minimum paid-up capital of SGD1: One Singapore dollar is all you need to start a business in Singapore
Minimum of one company secretary: One Singaporean resident as company secretary to compliance with regulatory requirements and tax filings.
Local registered address: A physical Singapore address (no P.O. Box) is required

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The price is fully inclusive covering all registration preparation, ACRA filing, and the government fee with no hidden charges.

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Corporate Secretarial

Appointing Company Secretary (ACRA compliance requirements)

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Companies must appoint a company secretary within six months from the date of incorporation. This position cannot be left vacant for more than six months, or the directors may face a penalty of up to SGD1,000.

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A company secretary is responsible for the administration of the company. They are also required to ensure that all directors and shareholders are informed of their statutory obligations, such as the filing of annual returns.

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The responsibilities of a secretary can vary depending on a company's needs. Below are some examples:

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Maintain and update the company’s registers and minutes books.
Administer, attend and prepare minutes of meetings of directors and shareholders.
Keep company directors aware of the deadlines for annual returns and any other filings required by ACRA.
Update directors and shareholders on relevant changes in corporate regulations.

‍Our Suite of Services includes:

Employment Pass

To legally work in Singapore, all foreign citizens mustobtain a work visa first. Thus, after registering aSingapore company, all potential employers must apply for relevant types ofwork visas for all their foreign employees. Such as EP, S Pass, WorkPermit and Dependent Pass.

Business license

In Singapore,not all businesses require a specific license to operate beyond mandatorybusiness registration with the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority(ACRA). However, many businesses in regulated industries must obtain specificlicenses and permits from relevant government agencies before they can legallybegin operations.

Businesses and Activities Requiring Licenses

Licenses are generally required for industries with specificregulatory standards, often related to public safety, health, and welfare.Common examples include:

Food & Beverage (F&B): Restaurants, cafes, hawker stalls, and catering require a Food Shop License from the Singapore Food Agency (SFA), and a Liquor License if serving alcohol.
Healthcare & Wellness: Clinics, pharmacies (Health Sciences Authority-HSA), and massage parlors/spas (Singapore Police Force - SPF) need specific licenses.
Education: Private schools, tuition centers, and childcare centers are regulated by the Ministry of Education (MOE) or the Committee for Private Education (CPE).
Real Estate and Employment: Real estate agencies need a license from the Council for Estate Agencies (CEA), and employment/recruitment agencies from the Ministry of Manpower (MOM).
Financial Services: Businesses in money changing, fund management, or insurance are licensed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS).
Travel and Tourism: Travel agencies require a license from the Singapore Tourism Board (STB).
Import/Export: Businesses trading in controlled goods (e.g., pharmaceuticals, high-technology items) need permits from Singapore Customs and other authorities.
Construction: Requires permits and registrations from authorities like the Building and Construction Authority (BCA).

‍Halal consultancy & Advisory

Our Halal consulting services include:
• Free assessment of Halal QMS
• Provide step-one-step guidance to develop and establish Halal QMS
• Registration of Halal course
• Submission of Halal Application
• Conduct Internal Audit for Halal QMS by certified Halal auditor
• Assist on on-site inspection from govern agency.

Remote retail management

Today, going remote is the new way to manage a retailbusiness. How to manage them remotely?

Offer services including property management and supplychain, or specialized, such as omnichannel retail solutions and staff training.In addition, technology providers offer software solutions for areas likepoint-of-sale (POS), inventory, and CRM management.

GenAI for Accounting and HR software

‍We’ll help you select and configure the best accounting systems, from integrated to bill pay and beyond.

There are several excellent accounting software catering to various business needs, including Microsoft Dynamics 365, Netsuite, QuickBooks, Xero, and Odoo Singapore. And HRMS management system made simple for SME in Singapore, such as QuickHR software.