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Running a Company
How to Properly Record Directors’ Loans and Guarantees in Corporate Records
Learn how to record directors’ loans and guarantees in Singapore corporate records under the Companies Act and ACRA requirements. Practical steps, examples and FAQs.
Court-Ordered EGM in Singapore: Section 182 Companies Act Application Guide (2026)
Section 182 lets directors and voting members apply to the Singapore High Court for an order convening an EGM where calling one through ordinary means is impracticable. Process, costs, and what happens after.
Court Application to Rectify the Register of Members in Singapore: Section 195 Companies Act Guide (2026)
Section 195 Companies Act lets aggrieved parties apply to the Singapore High Court to rectify a wrongful entry or omission in a company’s register of members. Process, documents, costs and timeline.
SkillsFuture Enterprise Credit (SFEC) Singapore 2026: How to Use Your S$10,000 to Upskill Your Team
SFEC gives eligible Singapore employers a S$10,000 credit covering up to 90% of training and transformation costs. Eligibility, qualifying programmes, the 30 June 2026 deadline and how to deploy it.
Section 184 & 188 Companies Act Singapore (2026): Notice, Quorum and Proxies for General Meetings
Notice, quorum and proxies for Singapore general meetings under sections 184 to 188 Companies Act. The clear-day rule, virtual meetings, proxy lodgement and the most common procedural mistakes.
Related Party Transactions in Singapore: Governance, Disclosure and Records
Understand related party transactions in Singapore—governance, disclosure and record-keeping under the Companies Act, ACRA, IRAS and FRS. Practical steps and examples.
Section 216 Oppression in Singapore: Limitation Periods and Delay (2026)
A common — and dangerous — assumption among minority shareholders in Singapore is that there is no limitation period for Section 216 minority oppression claims. The statute itself does not specify one. But Singapore courts have made clear that delay is far from...
Conduct of the Claimant in Singapore Section 216 Cases: Does It Matter? (2026)
One of the most common questions a minority shareholder asks before bringing a Section 216 minority oppression claim in Singapore is whether their own conduct will be held against them. The short answer: yes, it can — but it does not automatically defeat the claim....
Section 197 Annual Return Filing in Singapore (2026): Deadlines, Late Penalties and How to File
Every Singapore company must file an Annual Return with ACRA within 7 months after the end of its financial year. The filing is mandated by Section 197 of the Companies Act 1967. Miss the deadline and ACRA imposes graduated late-filing penalties starting at S$300 per...
Section 175 Companies Act: AGM Requirements for Singapore Private Companies (2026)
Every Singapore private company carrying on business must hold an Annual General Meeting (AGM) — or formally dispense with one — and the rules around timing, content and dispensation are tighter than most directors realise. Get the AGM wrong and you risk personal...
Growing a Company
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Taxes and GST
Get Ready for GST InvoiceNow: A Guide to Digital Tax Compliance
The landscape of tax administration in Singapore is undergoing a significant digital transformation. The Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS) is introducing the GST InvoiceNow Requirement, a move set to streamline GST reporting and align the nation with global...
Importing Precious Metals into Singapore: A Comprehensive Guide
Singapore is a global hub for trade and finance, and its favorable tax policies make it an attractive destination for importing investment precious metals (IPMs). Whether you are a business or an individual investor, understanding the import procedures and regulations...
Budget 2024 Update: Corporate Income Tax (CIT) Rebate and Cash Grant for Cost Management
As outlined in Budget 2024, the government has introduced measures to help businesses manage rising expenses. For the Year of Assessment (YA) 2024, all companies, whether tax-resident or not, will receive a 50% CIT Rebate on their corporate tax payable. Additionally,...
Introducing the Latest GST InvoiceNow Requirement
The Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS) has introduced a new mandate for GST-registered businesses: the GST InvoiceNow Requirement. This initiative is part of Singapore’s broader push towards digital transformation and aims to streamline tax administration...
Basics of share transfer and its stamp duty treatment
Dutiable documents for share transfers encompass both physical and electronic formats: Share Transfer Contracts and Instruments These documents, executed upon share acquisition, incur a Stamp Duty based on the higher of the actual price or net asset value....
A Close Look at Singapore’s Corporate Tax Rates and Exemptions
Whether you're a new entrepreneur or an experienced business owner, grasping Singapore's corporate tax landscape is vital. At only 17%, Singapore's corporate income tax rate is among the lowest worldwide, making it an attractive destination for businesses globally....
GST Rules for Advertising Sector
We have recently shared with our client the GST treatment for advertising services provided by their Singapore entity. They are unclear as some of their services are provided locally as well as overseas to customers at various locations. To understand the various...
What you need to know about IRAS-approved Allowable Business Expenses
Understanding the business expenses recognised by IRAS can significantly enhance your financial efficiency when launching a business in Singapore. This guide aims to help you maximise these benefits and support sustainable business growth. The objective is to ensure...
What is a Tax Identification Number (TIN) in Singapore?
In Singapore, a Tax Identification Number (TIN) is a critical element for managing tax obligations and facilitating financial dealings, existing in various forms for individuals (either Tax Reference Number (TRN), National Registration Identity Card (NRIC) or Foreign...
Bookkeeping
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