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Singapore is an attractive destination for talents across the world to work and live.  Many people apply every year to become Singapore permanent residents, but not all undergo the same qualification process. You can apply for Singapore Permanent Residence status for the whole family, including yourself, your spouse, and unmarried children below 21.

Getting the Singapore PR status is your first step toward obtaining citizenship in Singapore. There are many benefits of Singapore PR, including Central Provident Fund benefits, and a host of personal tax reliefs and subsidies.

Other than low tax rates and tax incentives for foreign investors, the friendly Singapore tax system has turned the country into a preferred destination for starting a business.

The tax regime of Singapore is already well-known among the business communities across the world for its easy-on-pocket personal and corporate tax rates, tax benefits, and tax relief measures, and the absence of capital gains tax.

As a Singapore entrepreneur, you, or more likely, your Corporate secretary, are going to interact with Bizfile regularly. Residents can access the directory themselves while foreigners need to hire an agent to do that for them. Here are some of the major activities your business might need.

Starting a company in Singapore while on a Dependant Pass (DP) is possible but requires meeting specific criteria. DP holders can either be employed by a company or own shares and incorporate a business, provided they follow the necessary steps, including obtaining a Letter of Consent (LOC) from the Ministry of Manpower and appointing a local director. This guide breaks down the process, offering practical steps and clarifications.

ACRA will require you to submit your Register for Registrable Controllers by 30 June 2021. Previously companies just had to have the Register and update it regularly.

We explain what the Register for Registrable Controllers is and what a company needs to do to comply with the new rules. In case you need help of an <a href="/sg/accounting-services-singapore/">experienced accountant in Singapore</a>, drop us a chat.

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