Singapore is the leading financial centre for Southeast Asia offering a wide range of services including banking, investment banking, insurance, and more... Read Full Article »
Opening a private limited company would be your best choice as you can enjoy tax efficiencies when conducting business in Singapore... Read Full Article »
Singapore is a reputable jurisdiction for any types of global business. Starting a company in Singapore is quick and easy with minimal corruption, minimal business restrictions and low bureaucracy. Read Full Article »
An offshore company in Singapore can also be referred to as a non-resident company or a paper company which can conduct international trading through a legally tax-exempt structure while look good to global investors, suppliers, banks and governments. Read Full Article »
Singapore banking sector is amongst the most preferred in the world. Consequently, Singapore business banking solutions are in excess demand Read Full Article »
Singapore aims to attract innovative entrepreneurs who bring new technologies to the market and add value to the local economy. As a result, a growing number of investors are looking to set up a company in Singapore as the best way to turn their ambitions into reality. Read Full Article »
Singapore is a low-tax jurisdiction where it is possible to engage in offshore company incorporation which can be legally 100% tax-exempt. Read Full Article »
Singapore is the best business gateway to Asia because of its strategic location. Located in the centre of Southeast Asia, a three hour flight will connect you to major markets such as Hong Kong, China, Vietnam and Taiwan, with Malaysia and Indonesia less than an hour away. Read Full Article »
Singapore has issued some quite sensible guidance on tax aspects of bitcoin transactions, which suggests that there must be a fair amount of bitcoin activity there. The first Asian bitcoin conference was held in Singapore last year, at any rate. Bitcoins join Uzbekhistan on the list of subjects on which I am passing ignorant. I keep trying and failing to understand the phenomenon of bitcoins. Theoretically one should be in favor of a virtual currency with, so to speak, monetary limits (unlike existing national paper currencies, which are being inflated out of sight by central banks who want to keep interest rates low), but I question the usefulness of a currency which by definition can never exist in large quantities. Read Full Article »
Company law is a fairly dull subject, but nothing is more infuriating than having to negotiate your way through forests of ambiguous, bureaucratic legislation when trying to set up a new company, organize a takeover or issue shares. It's good for lawyers of course, but in the end even they should probably be in favour of simplicity, because if no-one wants to set up in your jurisdiction there won't be any work at all! Hong Kong is near the end of a comprehensive re-write of its companies law, which will considerably improve clarity and transparency. Not that the old law seems to have stopped new entrants from flooding in. Read Full Article »
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