Corporate Secretarial Services
Whether you're a startup, SME, or multinational corporation, we are committed to providing personalized guidance and proactive assistance every step of the way.
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Local Shareholding
(including AGM and Director's Resolution)
S$600/Year
Foreign Shareholding
(including AGM and Director's Resolution)
S$1200/Year
Add-ons you might need
Filing Annual Returns
(include government fees S$60)
Change in Capital Structure
Preparation of EGM
Company Closing & Strike Off
(include Shareholder's Resolution)
S$300
(include government fees S$60)
S$150
S$500
S$800
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Frequently Asked Questions
Corporate Secretarial Services in Singapore ensure your business complies with local regulations, including filing statutory documents, maintaining records, and advising on governance matters.
In accordance with Singapore Company Law, appointing a corporate secretary is a legal requirement for all companies. They play an essential role in maintaining compliance by overseeing statutory filings, managing administrative responsibilities, and advising on your legal duties. Non-compliance with this requirement can lead to penalties or fines imposed by ACRA.
Our services include company incorporation, filing annual returns, maintaining statutory records, advising on compliance, and managing board meetings to ensure full regulatory compliance in Singapore.
Yes, even small businesses in Singapore need a Corporate Secretary to meet legal requirements, ensure compliance, and avoid penalties while supporting governance practices.
In Singapore, a corporate secretary must be a local resident, at least 18 years old, and qualified to perform the role. This includes professionals with relevant experience or members of recognized bodies such as the Institute of Singapore Chartered Accountants (ISCA) or the Chartered Secretaries Institute of Singapore (CSIS). Additionally, the company secretary cannot also serve as the sole director of the company.
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