A variable capital company (VCC) is a Singapore corporate structure for investment funds, managed by a MAS-regulated or exempt fund manager. Family offices often pair a fund vehicle with Section 13O or 13U tax incentive applications. These guides explain set-up, officers, annual filings, incentives and closure.
Start with these guides
- What a Variable Capital Company Is, and Who It Actually Suits
- Choosing Your VCC Type and Financial Year End
- VCC Directors and Key Officers: Who You Actually Need to Appoint
- VCC Post-Registration: What You Must Do in the First Six Months
- Re-domiciling a Fund into Singapore as a VCC
- A VCC Will Change Fund Manager: Coordinate Corporate, Regulatory and Operating Steps
- Filing a VCC Annual Return, Step by Step
- Closing a Variable Capital Company
- Family Office in Singapore: Setting One Up Under the New MAS Licensing and Tax Rules
- A Family Fund Considers Moving from 13O to 13U: Prepare the Transition Chronology
- Meeting the MAS Investment Professional Headcount While You Hold ONE Pass or GIP as a Family Office Principal
How we can help
We provide corporate secretarial and compliance support for VCCs and their sub-funds. See also our VCC resource site, variablecapitalcompanies.com.
Official sources: ACRA, MAS and IRAS.
Talk to our team
For help with a VCC or family office, email [email protected] or WhatsApp us at +65 8501 7133. Our office is at 151 Chin Swee Road, Manhattan House, #02-04A, Singapore 169876, open Monday to Friday, 10am to 6pm.