Singapore Company Incorporation Made Simple
From incorporation to compliance, we provide end-to-end company registration services for Singapore founders.
Why Register Your Singapore Business with Ledgify
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Incorporate your Singapore company remotely from anywhere in the world.
Transparent Pricing
Ledgify offers straightforward and all-inclusive fees with zero surprises.
Expert Support
We have a team of local experts who will guide you throughout the process.
One-Stop Solution
We handle all filings and corporate governance so you don’t have to.
Trusted Singapore Company Incorporation Services
From
S$1,000
Including S$375 Govt Fees
Company Incorporation
Company Name Reservation
Preparation of Incorporation Documents
Registration with ACRA (Includes S$315 Govt Fee)
Company Constitution
Post-incorporation Documents
First RORC, RONS and ROND Registration
Filing of Registrable Controller
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Corporate Secretary (12 Months)
Appointed as your Named Secretary
Maintaining Statutory Registers
Filing of Annual Return with ACRA (Includes S$60 Govt Fee)
Preparation of Annual General Meeting (AGM) Documents
Appointment of Director(s)/ Company Officer(s)/ Secretary/ Auditor
Resignation of Director(s)/ Company Officer(s)/ Secretary
Change in Officer(s)’ Particulars
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Assistance with Bank Account Opening
One Business Bank Account of Your Choice
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Additional Services
CorpPass Account Registration (One-time Fee)
+ S$300
Additional Services
CorpPass Account Registration (One-time Fee)
CorpPass Services
+ S$300
+ S$200 per year
CorpPass Services
+ S$200 per year
Need help?
Reach out to us and we will be happy to assist you with your queries.
Process of Registering Your Singapore Company
Step 1
You decide on a company name and provide the information and supporting documents to us digitally.
Step 2
We will prepare the necessary documents for incorporation and file your company registration with ACRA.
Step 3
Once the company is incorporated, you will receive all your official documents and you are ready to start your business.
Checklist Before Registering Your Singapore Company
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The company’s name has to be unique and meets ACRA’s guidelines.
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Every company needs at least:
✔ One shareholder (any nationality)
✔ 1 Local director* residing in Singapore
Ledgify can provide a nominee director if you do not have a local director.
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A Corporate Secretary handles the company’s statutory paperwork and ensure the company meets compliance deadlines.
Ledgify can be your company’s named Corporate Secretary by taking up our corporate secretarial services.
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The company will require a local registered office address which cannot be a PO box. Ledgify can provide this service if needed.
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The minimum paid-up capital required to set up a Singapore company is S$1. This amount can be further increased in future.
Why Singapore is a Good Place to Start a Company
Attractive Tax Regime
Low corporate tax rate of 17%, tax exemptions for startups and no capital gains tax.
Wide Network of Treaties
Singapore has a wide network of double-taxation treaties, helping businesses maximize profit.
Global Connectivity
Singapore is a gateway for expanding quickly into other fast-growing markets in Asia.
Strong Legal Framework
Operate confidently with strong legal protection, political stability, and world-class infrastructure.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
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Incorporating a company in Singapore is straightforward. You need to reserve a company name, prepare the necessary documents and submit to ACRA. The process can be completed within 1-2 business days if all documents and information are in order.
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A Singapore private limited company must have at least one director who is a Singapore resident (i.e Singapore Citizen, Singapore Permanent Resident or Employment Pass holder). Shareholders can be individuals or corporate entitities, local or foreign.
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Yes. One local resident is required. This person can be either a Singapore Citizen, Singapore Permanent Resident or an Employment Pass holder.
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Yes, a company secretary must be appointed within 6 months of incorporation. The secretary ensures compliance with statutory requirements and assists in the filing of the company’s annual returns.
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Yes, every Singapore company must have a local registered office address. It must be a physical address (not a P.O. box) and will be used for official correspondence with ACRA and IRAS.