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Foreign owned subsidiary company registrations on the rise in Singapore

29 Apr

Singapore is one of the few countries around the world that allows 100% foreign ownership in companies registered in the country. Also for companies that are managed and operated out of Singapore, they are treated similar to local companies regardless of the ownership and given all the business incentives and tax benefits on offer by the Government of Singapore.

This is one of the major reasons why foreign owned Singapore company incorporation are on the rise in the country and almost all foreign companies choose to register a subsidiary company.

A subsidiary company in Singapore is nothing but a private limited company and after your Singapore company registration is completed, a subsidiary can begin operations immediately. They are allowed to conduct their own business activities regardless of the parent company’s activities and also the parent company is completely safeguarded against business liabilities and legal claims against the subsidiary based in Singapore.

Subsidiary companies in Singapore or a private limited company can easily raise funds on their own, take advantage of the incredible business infrastructure in the country and have to pay a maximum of 17% as corporate tax. They also do not have to pay taxes on capital gains or dividends. For new companies, they do not have to pay taxes for income up to S$100,000 for each of the first three years in operation.

 
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