Category Corporate Secretary

How To Close a Dormant Company in Singapore: A Complete Guide

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Keeping a dormant company on the books costs money, time, and administrative effort. When a Singapore company has stopped trading and there are no plans to revive it, closing it properly is often the smartest move.

However, the closure process is not always straightforward. Many business owners face confusion about eligibility requirements, outstanding obligations, and which closure method to choose. This guide walks through everything business owners need to know about closing a dormant company in Singapore.

What Are the Key Corporate Secretary Duties and Responsibilities in Singapore?

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In Singapore, every company must appoint a corporate secretary within six months of incorporation. This article outlines the core corporate secretary duties and responsibilities, such as maintaining statutory registers, filing with ACRA, managing board meeting minutes, and ensuring compliance with legal requirements. Discover how corporate secretaries support governance and help companies meet statutory obligations effectively.

Facts about a Dormant Company

A Foreigner’s Guide to Incorporate a Company in Singapore

Facts about a Dormant Company The main purpose of setting up a company is to do business and make a profit out of it. However, some company are formed and subsequently becomes dormant. A Dormant Company is inactive and does…