Singapore | Intangible assets
Use a holding company in Singapore to raise funds, issue shares, appoint qualified persons, appoint board of directors, so that you can get your project funded and developed
Welcome to a free consultation to hear "How we will develop your commodity project". Feel free to select any time slot of your convenience.
In this 15-min consultation you will hear how we will help to develop your project from the ground-up, the entire process of raising funds, appointing consultants, what is involved and what is required of you.
This consultation is structured to make you save time to understand quickly what is required to get your project up and running, how easy (and difficult) it will be, and the time frames to complete any milestone.
You will hear real life experiences of how we have built up small, medium and large projects, including our experiences of having taken commodity businesses onto exchanges like the ASX and TSX.
Choose any time slot from the calendar and one of our specialist will be attending at your chosen time.
You own a piece of land or have the rights to develop on that land.
You own a piece of land or have the rights to explore and drill on that land.
You own stockpiles or have the rights to distribute and sell the stockpiles.
A holding company is use to hold controlling stocks or ownership interests in other companies. Having assets under this structure allows you to always have voting majority and beneficial access to these assets.
A holding company can be used to generate additional income streams from royalties or dividends.
A holding company can leverage its assets to secure liquidtiy in the form of equity, convertibles or loans.
Singapore charges no income tax on sales of shares, precious metals, properties, and other tangible or intangible assets in Singapore, but they become taxable when your primary purpose in buying and selling is to make profits.
Singapore is ranked no.1 in the world by the International property rights index for protection and recognition of physical property
Singapore is tied for first place with London as the top seat of arbitration in the world by international arbitration survey by Queen Mary University of London (QMUL)
Frequently asked questions
Why should I incorporate a Private Limited Company in Singapore?
Along with being one of the world’s top financial centres with wide availability of funding and assistance schemes for start-ups or established companies, the city-state of Singapore is also known for its ease of doing business and pro-business regulatory environment, along with a very attractive corporate tax framework.
Singapore also has comprehensive trade agreements with over 100 regions of the world, excellent connectivity, strategic geographical location, proximity to world’s largest emerging markets including India and China, and robust IP protection.
What is the major advantage of incorporating a private limited company in Singapore?
Apart from the huge tax advantage, and benefits of over 100 comprehensive trade agreements, one of the major advantages of incorporating a private limited company is that it is a separate legal entity and is limited by shares. As a result, shareholders of a Singapore company are not liable for its debts and losses beyond their amount of share capital.
What are the different types of business structures in Singapore?
There are five different structures to choose from – Sole-Proprietorship, Partnership, Limited Partnership, and Limited Liability Partnership (LLP), and the most common and flexible business entity – the Private Limited Company (applicable for non-Singaporeans and permanent residents). Do note that all companies in Singapore must be registered and abide by the country’s Companies Act.
What are the key requirements to incorporate a company in Singapore?
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