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OPEN  Feature request #6610  -  Unlocking Business Opportunities: Company Registration in Singapore
Posted Apr 12, 2024 - updated Apr 12, 2024
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Singapore is renowned for its conducive business environment, making it an ideal location for entrepreneurs to start their ventures. The process of company registration in Singapore is streamlined and investor-friendly, encouraging both local and international entrepreneurs to set up their operations in this vibrant economy. Understanding the details of this process can help in launching your business quickly and without hassles.

Step-by-Step Guide to Registering Your Company

1. Choose Your Business Structure: Decide whether your business will be a private limited company, a sole proprietorship, or a partnership. Most foreign and local entrepreneurs prefer a private limited company due to its scalability and limited liability.

2. Company Name Approval: Before registration, your company name must be approved by the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA). The name should be unique, desirable, and not similar to any existing local business names.

3. Prepare Registration Documents: You'll need to prepare a set of documents, including the company constitution, description of business activities, and details of shareholders and directors.

4. Appoint a Director and a Company Secretary: Singaporean law requires at least one resident director (a Singapore Citizen, Permanent Resident, or someone with a valid employment pass). You also need to appoint a qualified company secretary within six months of incorporation.

5. Register with ACRA: Once all documents are ready and your director and secretary are appointed, you can officially register your company with ACRA. This process is often completed in less than a day if there are no complications.

6. Post-Registration Formalities: After registration, you'll need to look into other legal requirements, such as business licenses, permits, and opening a corporate bank account.

Lanturn specializes in making the registration company process in Singapore efficient and straightforward. Their comprehensive services include assistance with documentation, compliance, and continuous corporate secretary support, ensuring that your business aligns with local laws and regulations from the start. Clients have praised Lanturn for making their business openings quick and effortless. As one client noted, ""Lanturn's expertise in handling all the legal and bureaucratic challenges allowed us to focus on what we do best – growing our business.""

For more information on how Lanturn can assist you in your company registration in Singapore, visit Lanturn's incorporation page. Their team of experts is dedicated to helping you navigate every step of your business journey in Singapore, from initial setup to ongoing management.

In conclusion, setting up a business in Singapore can be a rewarding venture, thanks to the country's robust economy, strategic location, and business-friendly policies. With the right guidance from experts like Lanturn, you can ensure that your company registration is seamless and sets a strong foundation for future success.

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