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(1) |
Pre- & Post-Incorporation
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(2) |
Company Secretary Singapore Companies Act requires all Singapore companies to appoint a company secretary to handle on-going statutory compliance matters. Kaizen will arrange to have a local resident appointed as company secretary for client’s Singapore guarantee company to comply with ACRA requirements. |
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Registered Office Kaizen will provide a Singapore local street address to be used as the registered office by your Singapore company for one year. Whenever mails from government and bank arrive, Kaizen provides notification via email and information of sender of the mails will be provided. For every batch of mails forwarded, Kaizen will charge a handling fee of SGD10 plus postage. |
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Singapore Bank Account Kaizen will help client to open a corporate bank account with a leading international bank in Singapore for client’s Singapore company, including preparation of certified incorporation documents, visiting the bank with client, forwarding Internet banking password and security device to client. Please note that at least one director and all authorized signatories are required to come to Singapore to meet with the bank officer personally or via video call for the purpose of due diligence. Our bank account opening service is limited to providing assistance, including preparation of documents required by the banks. It is the sole discretion of the banks to decide whether to accept an application. Kaizen cannot guarantee the application will be successful. Kaizen does not assume any responsibility and no payment will be refunded should such an application being rejected by the banks. |
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Registration of CorpPass Account (Free of Charge) Immediately after client’s guarantee company is duly incorporated, Kaizen will register a CorpPass account on behalf of the company and assist to maintain the CorpPass account as the CorpPass Administrator CorpPass, short for Singapore Corporate Access, is a corporate digital identity for companies to transact online with Government agencies, such as filing of documents with ACRA and filing of corporate tax return with Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (“IRAS”). |
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The fee stated above covers official registration fee, but is exclusive of courier charge, if any. |
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(2) |
The above quotation does not include drafting of constitution to meet the requirements of a charity and institution of a public character. The constitution is always better to be drafted by a law firm to ensure its accuracy. The charge for drafting the constitution depends on the actual costs to be charged by the law firm. |
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(3) |
The above fee covers up to 5 members and 5 directors. |
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(4) |
The fee quoted above is applicable to electronic copy of notice of incorporation. If a formal certificate of incorporation is required, an extra fee SGD100 will be charged. |
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No. |
Services |
Fee (SGD) |
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1 |
Nominee (local) director (per annum) (Note 1) |
3,000 up |
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2 |
Registered charity (Note 2) |
1,200 |
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3 |
Application for IPC Status (tax exemption) (Note 3) |
1,200 |
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Application for exemption from using “Limited” (Note 4) |
1,600 |
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(1) |
A CLG requires a minimum of three individual directors of which two must be Singapore citizens or permanent resident. Kaizen can provide Singapore citizens or permanent residents to act as directors to satisfy the Companies Act requirement. It is noted that our nominee director service is provided to meet the registration and maintenance requirements and the nominee director(s) will not be in any way involved in the operation and management of your Singapore company. While acting as Nominee Director, Kaizen will collect a refundable security deposit of SGD3,500. The deposit will be full refunded at the time when we cease to provide the nominee service. Clients are required to provide a suitable indemnity to Kaizen so as to protect our nominee director(s). |
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(2) |
All registered charities will enjoy automatic income tax exemption. For properties which are used for exclusively charitable purposes, property tax may be exempted in full or partially upon application and review by the Comptroller of Property Tax. The company can apply for the charity status within three (3) months after incorporation. Under the Charities (Registration of Charities) Regulations, organisations will have to comply with the following conditions to get registered as charities: (a) Purposes or objects of the organisation must be exclusively charitable; (b) Purposes or objects of the organisation must be beneficial wholly or substantially to the community in Singapore. |
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Kaizen will handle the application for Institutions of a Public Character (IPC) status from the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS). The IPC status enables a company to issue tax deductible receipts for qualifying donations to donors. In other words, donors are able to claim tax relief from their assessable income based on the amount donated, at prevailing deduction rate. To apply for the IPC status, a company has to be a registered charity or an exempt charity or other charity that is not required to be registered by virtue of section 5(4) of the Charities Act. In addition, under the Charities (Institutions of a Public Character) Regulations, the activities of an IPC must be beneficial to the community in Singapore as a whole, and not confined to sectional interests or group of persons based on race, creed, belief or religion, unless otherwise approved by the Minister. These activities must meet the IPC's objectives under its governing instruments and the objectives of its Sector Administrator. |
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Upon confirmation of approval as a charitable organisation from the tax authority, if the company thinks fit, it can also apply for permission from the Companies Registry to dispense the suffix “LIMITED” to its name. Kaizen offers the services for the application to dispense with the word “Limited” including preparing the application documents collect and submit the materials and communicating with the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority. |
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Copy of passport (or copy of NRIC for Singapore resident) and one proof of residential address (such as utility bill or telephone bill or bank statement issued within the last 3 months) in respect of each member; if member is another corporation, a copy of Certificate of Incorporation/Incumbency, Constitution, Business Profile, Register of Directors and Members or equivalent; |
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Copy of passport (or copy of NRIC for Singapore citizen and permanent resident) and residential addresses proof (such as utility bill or telephone bill or Bank Statement issued within the last 3 months) in respect of each director; |
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(3) |
A duly completed Singapore Company Incorporation Order Form; |
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(4) |
Two-year activities and fund disbursement plan. |
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Step |
Description |
Day |
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1 |
Client places an order for incorporation with Kaizen and Kaizen issues invoice to client for payment. |
1 |
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2 |
Client send the materials listed in Section 5 and settles Kaizen’s invoice |
Client’s schedule |
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3 |
Kaizen performs a name availability search with ACRA and reserve the name if it is available for registration |
1 |
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4 |
After the name is reserved, Kaizen then prepares incorporation documents and then arranges to have the documents signed by the directors and members. |
1 |
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5 |
Kaizen works with client to draft the constitution. |
5-15 |
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6 |
Kaizen arranges with client to sign the corporate documents |
Client’s schedule |
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7 |
Kaizen then files duly signed incorporation documents with ACRA for registration. |
1 |
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8 |
ACRA reviews the documents filed and issues a notice of incorporation. |
1 |
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9 |
Kaizen now proceeds to place an order for the company stamps and printing of Constitution (the whole set of documents together is known as company kit). |
1 |
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10 |
Kaizen arranges to deliver to you the Company Kit. The whole registration process is then completed |
1 |
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11 |
Kaizen will arrange the client to come to Singapore or through video call to open the corporate bank account |
1 |
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12 |
Kaizen arranges the application for the CorpPass account |
1 |
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Total: |
5 up |
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(1) |
A proposed company name may be referred to other relevant regulatory authorities for comments if the name reservation application discloses information which necessitates a referral. In addition, the proposed name may sometimes be selected randomly by ACRA for examination without any reason and it will take longer time for processing. |
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The application for charity status will take 90 days to be processed. After the company has been registered as a charity, it can apply for IPC status and it will take another 90 days to be processed. |
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(1) |
Notice of incorporation issued by ACRA (electronic copy); |
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(2) |
Copy of Business Profile; |
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(3) |
3 copies of Constitution; |
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(4) |
Copy of statutory registers of the Company; |
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(5) |
2 company stamps; |
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(6) |
Copy of first board resolution appointing directors and secretary and etc; |
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(7) |
Charity registration documents, if applicable; |
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(8) |
IPC registration documents, if applicable. |
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