Procedure to prepare the registration of a company in Singapore
The registration process of a company in Company Formation in Singapore with Rengang is very simple. Contact us for more details and we will start out with a free consultation in which our lawyers will answer all your inquiries.

Can I form a company in Singapore remotely?
Remote registration is possible since Singapore recognizes electronic and digital signatures, and the registration is also done online. At the same time, there may be some activities that may require your physical presence post-registration.

Necessary information to begin with company formation in Singapore
3 options of your desired name for the company and a company contact email address;
Names, addresses, and emails of all shareholders and board members;
Short description of your company’s activity.

Without a VAT number in Singapore
Only companies that are GST-registered may impose GST and can naturally claim input tax.

Although voluntary registration for GST is allowed in Singapore, approval is not automatic as IRAS will still have to evaluate.

With a VAT number in Singapore
VAT or Goods and Services Tax (GST) as more popularly known in Singapore is imposed on almost all goods and services except those that are expressly excluded under the law. The GST is at a standard rate of 7%.

Any business or company with a taxable turnover that exceeds $1 million is required to register for the GST. For those who do not exceed this taxable turnover, voluntary registration is feasible after due and careful consideration by IRAS.

Required documents to provide to register a company in Singapore
Passport copies (scans) of all individuals above and a beneficiary owner if applicable;
A Power of Attorney (POA) from (all) partners/shareholders is needed (in case of a remote company registration);
Certified company documents (in case at least one of the shareholders is going to be a foreign company).