SG Company Registration
Singapore Company
Registration Introduction
Singapore has the world's top-ranked Changi Airport and a first-class port. It is a world-renowned financial and trade center with a well-developed tourism, communications, finance, education and free economic system. At present, Singapore has become the most popular international city for investors from all over the world. More and more Chinese are also registering companies in Singapore as a powerful springboard for domestic enterprises to go global.
Advantages of starting a Singapore company
Fast processing time
Registration can be completed in 3-5 days
Low corporate tax rate
One of the lowest tax rates in the world, with the highest corporate tax rate being 17%
Multi-currency corporate accounts
Multi-currency corporate accounts can be opened
Free flow of capital
No foreign exchange controls
Unique geographical location
Perfect springboard for re-export trade
Flexible equity distribution methods
Foreign companies and individuals can apply for 100% control
Build an international brand
International financial center, enhance corporate image
Facing the global market
Perfect bilingual environment to enhance international competitiveness
Immigration and settlement opportunities
After successful company registration, you can apply for an immigration permit
Preparation before application
Complete the Registration Form
Scanned copies of passports and ID cards of all foreign shareholders and directors (front and back) Proof of address (local ID card with address information or bank statements of the past three months, utility bills, telephone bills, etc.)
Company
Registration Process
1
Fill out the registration form and pay the fee
2
Background
check
3
Prepare a full set of registration documents and send back the signatures
4
Submit registration application
5
Registration successful
6
Make an appointment to open a bank account
Singapore
Introduction to Corporate Taxation
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No exchange controls and capital gains tax
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No capital gains tax and inheritance tax
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Only corporate profits tax and goods and services tax (GST) need to be paid
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Re-export trading companies do not need to pay GST
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The maximum corporate profit tax is 17%, and new companies enjoy partial tax exemptions
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No dividend tax to shareholders
Bank Partners
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