Our Company Secretarial Services in Singapore support your business in the ACRA compliance, IRAS compliance, statutory requirements and secretarial requirements. By using AI and cloud solution, we monitor all your deadlines to avoid any penalties. We also advise you on accounting and tax matters.

Every firm needs a Corporate Secretary 6 months after the Incorporation of the company and this position cannot be vacant for 6 months. You can outsource this function to us and a corporate secretary is consider an appointed officer for the company.

The Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA) consults with the secretary on any secretarial queries of the company. It is a statutory requirement for every firm to appoint a Company Secretary.

A professional Company Secretary (Registered Filing Agent with ACRA) could help you to minimise possible penalties due to late filing, such as late ACRA annual lodgement or other offences

A professional Company Secretary could maintain independent among the board members and shareholders. Therefore shareholders’ right are protected.

Prepare documents in advance of any changes to directors / shareholders / auditors for their approval and thereafter updates ACRA on all the changes and the details of Directors, Auditors and Shareholdings.

Prepare the AGM and minutes of Board meetings for filings.

Responsibilities of preparing the firm’s annual accounts and financial statements with the appointed accountant and ensuring these accounts are prepared in accordance to the Company Law provisions.

The appointed Company Secretary is the officer representing the firm’s in keeping the statutory compliance in Singapore.

With extensive knowledge and experience in Corporate Governance, Company Secretaries services are able to give advice and mediate on any dispute on various issues with directors and shareholders.

Appointment of company secretary is a requirement according to the Singapore regulations. The role may also be involved in responsibilities such as taxes and accounting records with the appointed accountant.