September 27, 2026
Setting Up and Keeping Your Company’s Private RORC
Your private RORC is a real register you must keep at your registered office or CSP. Here is what goes in it, where it lives, who is exempt,…
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September 27, 2026
How to File Your RORC with ACRA and Keep It Current
Your RORC filing deadline is seven days to update the private register and two business days to file with ACRA. Here is the full notice and filing cycle,…
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Who Counts as a Registrable Controller of a Singapore Company?
A registrable controller is anyone with more than 25% of the shares, votes, capital or profits, or with significant control. Here is how to work out yours, with…
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September 27, 2026
Global Investor Programme (GIP) Option B: How the GIP-Select Fund Route Works
Most guides to Singapore’s Global Investor Programme (GIP) treat Option B, the S$25 million GIP-select fund route, as a footnote beside the more familiar Option A business investment.…
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September 27, 2026
Minority Shareholder Oppression Remedies Under Section 216: What Aggrieved Shareholders Can Ask the Court to Do
When a minority shareholder in a Singapore company is squeezed out of decision making, denied dividends while the controlling faction pays itself handsomely, or watches company opportunities quietly…
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September 27, 2026
Directors’ Personal Liability After a Singapore Company Is Struck Off: What Section 344 Does (and Does Not) Wipe Out
Directors are routinely told that once a company is struck off ACRA’s register, the file is closed. In practice, striking off is an administrative act, not a discharge.…
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