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At MapleStone Corporate Solutions, our purpose is to empower businesses by providing comprehensive and reliable corporate support services. We are dedicated to being the cornerstone of success for our clients, facilitating growth, and fostering long-term prosperity.

Company Incorporation in Singapore

At MapleStone, we specialize in providing comprehensive business solutions to help you navigate the complexities of starting and managing a company in Singapore. Our dedicated team offers a wide range of services, including company incorporation, financial accounting, corporate secretarial services, and tax preparation, tailored to meet the unique needs of your business.

Whether you are an entrepreneur looking to set up your first company or an established enterprise seeking reliable accounting and payroll services, MapleStone is here to support you every step of the way. Our commitment to excellence and customer satisfaction ensures that your business operations run smoothly and efficiently.

To help you better understand the various aspects of business management in Singapore, we have compiled a list of frequently asked questions. These FAQs provide valuable insights into the requirements, processes, and services that are essential for your company’s success.

SG Company Incorporation FAQs

To incorporate a company in Singapore, you need at least one shareholder, one resident director, a company secretary, a registered address, and a minimum paid-up capital of SGD 1.

The incorporation process can take as little as 1-2 days if all documents are in order and the application is straightforward.

A Singapore company must prepare a balance sheet, profit and loss statement, cash flow statement, and equity statement as part of its annual financial statements.

Payroll services in Singapore include salary computation, CPF contributions, tax filing, leave management, and compliance with local labor laws.

A corporate secretary in Singapore is responsible for ensuring the company complies with statutory and regulatory requirements, maintaining company records, and handling administrative functions such as filing annual returns and maintaining meeting minutes.

Accounting firms help with tax preparation by providing services such as tax planning, filing corporate tax returns, GST registration and compliance, and ensuring adherence to IRAS regulations.

An accounting firm offers bookkeeping services that include recording financial transactions, maintaining ledgers, preparing financial statements, and ensuring accurate financial reporting.

The tax filing deadline for companies in Singapore is typically November 30th for paper filing and December 15th for electronic filing for the preceding financial year.

Startups in Singapore can leverage accounting solutions like cloud-based software (e.g., QuickBooks, Xero), outsourced bookkeeping and payroll services, and consultancy for financial planning and tax compliance.

The cost of corporate secretarial services in Singapore varies depending on the complexity and scope of services. Contact us now to get your quotation.