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Singapore Companies Applying for Strike off/ to Cease Registration
Q: | What is striking off a company? | ||||||||
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A company may apply to the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA) to strike its name off the Companies Register if it is no longer carrying on business. This process is known as "striking off" a company. |
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What should we consider when applying for striking off a company? | ||||||||
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Companies should ensure that:
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How to check for outstanding filing and tax liabilities? | ||||||||
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You may check if your company has any outstanding tax issues (Corporate tax and GST) via: myTax Portal 24-hour toll-free answering services |
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What is the tax obligations for applying strike off? | ||||||||
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The company has to ensure all outstanding tax obligations and liabilities have been settled before applying to ACRA to be struck off the Companies Register.
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How can I ensure that the company have no outstanding tax matter or tax liability? |
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IRAS will not issue a tax clearance letter for the purpose of applying for strike off. The company can rely on the following documents from IRAS to determine that there is no outstanding tax matter or tax liability: Tax matters - Latest Notice of Assessment; and Tax liability - Latest Statement of Accounts. |