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Title: 6 Things you have to do once your company is registered in Singapore


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6 Things you have to do once your company is
registered in Singapore
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6 Things you have to do once your company is
registered in Singapore
  • Isnt it amazing that you have registered your
    own company in Singapore successfully? You
    already have taken one step towards a bright
    future. But there are so many other things to do
    after the companys incorporation in Singapore.
  • Before one year after the company registration,
    you have to complete the following procedures.
    This ensures that the company functions smoothly
    while you dont violate any norms or regulations
    of the Singapore government. Let us take a look
    at things that you should do once the company
    registration is successful.

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1. Define the financial year end for your company
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2. Hire an audit professional
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3. Recruit a company secretary
  • A CS or Corporate Secretary is someone who
    fulfills administrative responsibilities. This
    includes the development of draft and
    acknowledging the authority changes, name of the
    company or the structure.
  • They are the ones who file all the documents to
    the Singapore government according to the
    compliances. A CS will also inform the
    shareholders and directors about the annual
    filing and Annual General Meeting (AGM) details.
    The CS will submit all the details within 6
    months of company registration in Singapore.

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4. Send out the share certificates to the
shareholders
  • A share certificate legally binds the document
    that acknowledges the shareholders share in the
    companys shares. It is generally issued with the
    company seal.
  • The company owner has to keep track of the number
    of shares thus issued. Also, you should know how
    many shares does the company have. These shares
    are helpful in the future for financing purposes.
  • If you issue the share without the common seal,
    then they should be signed by
  • Two company directors, OR
  • 1 director and a company secretary, OR
  • 1 director with a witness present at the time of
    signing the shares.

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5. Establish the statutory books for your company
  • Statutory books are used to maintain the
    companys legal details and records.
  • This book is stored in the registered company
    building in Singapore.
  • Since it is a public document, the authorities
    are free to go through them anytime they want to.
  • But, they have to be updated regularly so that
    the right and the latest information is available
    for reference.

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5. Establish the statutory books for your company
  • Following things should be included in these
    books
  • Latest information about company officers. This
    includes directors, auditors, and secretaries. It
    should also include their appointment dates and
    resignation dates.
  • Details of the shareholders that include the
    number of shares in their possession and details
    of the share transfers if any.
  • Information that shows fixed or floating charges
    and debentures used to acquire loans by the
    company.
  • Time details and resolutions from Annual General
    Meeting (AGM).
  • The CS is responsible for maintaining the
    Statutory books.

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6. Define an accounting system within the company
  • A company may incur various expenses and costs
    from day one. Therefore, it is important to
    acknowledge and record all the expenses. These
    records offer a detailed view of the companys
    financial position. This includes the profits and
    losses made by the end of the financial year.
  • You may run into tax evasion policies if you fail
    to maintain and update the records. Therefore, it
    is a strong suggestion to maintain the accounting
    records in good health.

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Conclusion
  • Your work does not end when you are done with the
    company registration. There are so many
    procedures and compliances to follow. Failure to
    fulfill the above given necessities may result in
    troubles from authorities.
  • We are the providers of the best Singapore
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