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October 9, 2026
Buying business information from ACRA: which product answers which question, what each costs, what is free, and how to verify a document someone else hands you.
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The First and Final Gazette dates start and end the clocks that decide whether a Singapore company survives striking off. Here is how to read them and when…
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October 9, 2026
Few letters unsettle a business owner as quickly as one from the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS) asking for supporting documents. The good news is that most…
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Striking off an LLP in Singapore is free and takes about three months. Here are the criteria, the 14-day endorsement trap, the 60-day objection window and how to…
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Closing an LLP in Singapore means choosing between striking off and winding up. Here is which route applies to you, what each costs in time, and what happens…
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Closing a sole proprietorship in Singapore ends the registration, not the liability. The 14-day rule, the $5,000 fine, and what still follows you after cessation.
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Struck off, cancelled or dissolved? Singapore has four restoration routes and only one avoids court. Here is which applies to you and how long it takes.
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October 8, 2026
Settled the debt but the objection is still there? Who can clear an objection to striking off in Bizfile, and the two-month rule that kills applications.
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A company that owes you money is being struck off. Here is how to object through Bizfile, what evidence ACRA expects, and the two-month clock that follows.
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October 8, 2026
Selling to customers overseas through an online store, a marketplace or social media has become routine for many Singapore businesses. The tax and accounting treatment, however, is rarely…
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