A Singapore LLC refers to a limited liability company. An LLP is a limited liability partnership. As the words “limited liability” are synonymous with both terms, some may think that there is little or no difference between the two. This is not the case. Here are some attributes of each, so you will know...
Are you thinking about opening a business in Singapore? Maybe you are not ready yet and wish to know more about the opportunities, markets, and business atmosphere of Singapore. A Singapore Representative Office may be a good option to consider. Opening a Representative Office in Singapore can give you the opportunity to promote your...
There are many reasons to consider a Singapore Incorporation. One of the most important reasons is the laws against unfair competition. This keeps one business from “taking over” and forming a monopoly that could eliminate a fair business market. The Competition Act is very good for anyone that is considering incorporation in Singapore. Here...
There are a lot of advantages to a Singapore Subsidiary registration. However, many people may be unaware of the differences between a subsidiary and a branch office. It is important to know what the differences are. In this way, you may take full advantage of your opportunities. Subsidiary A subsidiary is a separate entity...
Many businesses are looking at Singapore for growth and expansion. It has many things to offer those starting up and those that have an established presence in the business world. For some, it may be advantageous to open a Singapore branch office. Here are some pros and cons to consider. Advantages It is a...
The term “offshore company” is sometimes unclear in business situations. Offshore means, taking place in another country. If a company in the United States wishes to incorporate a company in Hong Kong, it would be a Hong Kong offshore company. This would not apply to setting up a branch office. It would need to...
While forming a company, the most pertinent issue that you need to decide is which legal form to choose for your company as it can have crucial implications on your personal risk in the business as well as the prospects of your business for giving back financial returns. You would like to consider vital...
According to statistics recently released by Company Registry, 109,424 companies were incorporated in Hong Kong in 2009. This translates to an increase of nearly 11% over the corresponding figure for the prior year, which stood at 98,645. Hong Kong’s rising company registrations in a challenging global economic environment are a testament to its continued...