Resources & Insights
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A Beginner's Guide to Setting Up a Business in Singapore
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Key steps entrepreneurs should consider before starting a company.
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Why Singapore Is an Attractive Destination for International Businesses
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Singapore's business environment, connectivity and regional opportunities.
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What Overseas Entrepreneurs Should Know Before Starting a Business in Singapore
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Practical considerations for foreign business owners.
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Setting Up a Business in Singapore: A Step-by-Step Guide
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From planning and incorporation to ongoing administration.
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Business in Singapore: What Should You Prepare Before Getting Started?
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Documents, planning, finances and administrative considerations.
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Starting a Business
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Choosing a business idea
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Choosing a business structure
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Reserving a company name
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Registering the business
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Setting up a corporate bank account
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Understanding post-registration responsibilities
ACRA currently describes business registration as a five-step process, including choosing a structure and completing post-registration requirements.
Accounting
Accounting is an important part of running a business. It helps business owners understand their financial position, monitor income and expenses, maintain financial records and make informed business decisions.
For new entrepreneurs, accounting may seem complicated at first. Understanding the basics can help you manage your business more effectively.
Overseas Business
Establishing a business in Singapore can provide entrepreneurs with access to a well-connected business environment and the wider Asian market.
However, overseas entrepreneurs should consider several factors before setting up their business.
Did You Know?
Singapore companies have ongoing corporate compliance requirements even after incorporation.