Business Incorporation & Corporate Secretarial Services

Business registration is a legal process of forming a company.

When you incorporate a company in Singapore, the business owners should first decide on several things, such as the company’s desired name and principal activities. You also need to prepare documents according to ACRA company incorporation requirements.

JBL Corporate Services will guide you through the various business incorporation procedures.

We offer the services of a named company secretary to comply with legal requirements.

When setting up a company in Singapore, the appointment of the company secretary is required by the Companies Act 1967. The named company secretary helps you understand the Singapore statutory requirements and ongoing annual filings.

According to the Singapore Companies Act, companies in Singapore will require at least one local resident director. We can help you fulfil the compliance requirement with a nominee director service.

A nominee director is someone who is obligated to act by the directions, instructions, or wishes of another person. The nominee director doesn’t get involved with the management and operations of the company and takes instructions and directions or wishes of the client.

If you file your returns late, you will have to pay penalties and will be in disrepute with the authorities. Our services include reminding you of the deadlines and filing the necessary to avoid unnecessary or unwanted penalties.

Essentially, Singapore companies must meet annual filing compliance, such as filing Annual Returns with the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA) and Annual Tax Returns with the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS). As this is a statutory requirement, failing to comply or late-filing results in penalties.

If you file your returns late, you will have to pay penalties and will be in disrepute with the authorities. Our services include reminding you of the deadlines and filing the necessary to avoid unnecessary or unwanted penalties.

Essentially, Singapore companies must meet annual filing compliance, such as filing Annual Returns with the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA) and Annual Tax Returns with the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS). As this is a statutory requirement, failing to comply or late-filing results in penalties.

Your company will need to register an address when you incorporate your business. If you don’t have a physical office yet, we can provide registered office address and mail forwarding services.

Legally, the registered address must be a physical place. It also has to be accessible to the public for not less than 3 hours during ordinary business hours on each business day.

We offer corporate governance advisory to assist companies during the business incorporation process and beyond. It entails services that assist companies during the life of the company.