Singapore Legal & Company Secretary Guides
Guides
A constitution is a document that circumstantiates rules governing your company. This article is all you need to know more about Company Constitution.
The primary use of a Certificate of Incumbency is to verify the identity of an individual who has been performing legally binding transactions in the name of the company. Learn more about it here.
According to the Political and Economic Risk Consultancy (PERC), Singapore is the least corrupt country in Asia and one of the least corrupt in the world. Find out why here.
If director’s breach their duty, the company can decide to sue for damages, claim compensation, face removal or criminal fines and more. Read this article to find out more.
An extraordinary general meeting (EGM) is a meeting held among the official body of the members of an organization, shareholders of a company, or employees. Learn more about EGM here.
Gain insights into Singapore's employment laws and the compliance requirements for employers and employees. Explore key topics like pension plans, job safety, and workplace discrimination, along with commonly asked questions.
The scope of a Statutory Audit is defined by the relevant government agency or agencies of the country in which the audit is to take place. Read this article to learn more about Statutory Audit.
Explore and debunk common myths about corporate secretaries in Singapore, and learn about their essential role in maintaining business compliance and governance.
A Trademark adds great value to a business incorporation. Read on to find out more on how you can obtain ownership and the rights to make your trademark unique!