Company Incorporation Services in Singapore
Company incorporation is easy with Cosoc, which handles the process from start to finish. Our experts guide you through each step of company formation in Singapore with complete transparency, giving you the confidence to build a solid foundation for your business. Processing your legal documents and setting up your business bank account are part of one simple process with Cosoc.
Company Incorporation
Type of company you want to incorporate.
When you incorporate, you need to choose which type of business you want to have. There are five main types of business structures:
Private Limited Company in Singapore (Pte Ltd)
A Private Limited Company (limited by shares) belongs to legal business entities. It is separate from its shareholders and directors. Regardless, the company registration process is easy.
Pros of a Pte Ltd Company in Singapore
- Shareholders of a Private Limited Company are not liable for any company debt beyond their share capital
- The corporate income tax is between 0% and 17%
- Newly established Singapore-registered companies can qualify for a few tax exemptions
- Shareholding can be either local or foreign
- The company can own property in its own name
What we achieved
Cosoc of a Pte Ltd Company in Singapore
- The Singapore Companies Act allows a maximum of 50 shareholders for every Private Limited Company
- Shares are not made available to the public
Duties of a
Corporate Secretary Corporate Secretary
Filings
The corporate secretary is responsible for filing the Annual Returns and relevant accounting documents to ACRA. This is mandatory by law.
AGM & Board Meetings
It is compulsory to hold an Annual General Meeting (AGM) for each financial year. The corporate secretary will schedule, organise and complete necessary documentations for the AGM and any other Board Meetings.
Updating Registers
The corporate secretary updates any changes in the company on the Registers and makes sure details are all kept up to date.
General Compliance
Most importantly, they need to identify issues that do not comply with Singapore's legal framework and perform what is necessary to rectify them.