Singapore
Register a company in Singapore.
A trusted base for holding companies and regional headquarters — with a strong banking sector, an extensive tax treaty network and startup tax relief.
Why Singapore
Why founders choose Singapore
Regional headquarters hub
A credible, well-regulated base for holding companies and Asia-Pacific headquarters.
Startup tax relief
New companies can benefit from partial tax exemptions, with corporate tax of up to 17%.
Global banking & treaties
A leading financial centre with an extensive network of double taxation treaties.
Costs at a glance
Know the cost before you get in touch.
Registration, annual filing and renewals for Singapore.
- Up to 17% corporate tax
- Startup tax exemptions for qualifying new companies
- Extensive double taxation treaty network
Prices shown are typical for small and medium-sized businesses with standard structures. Final costs may vary with your revenue, activity and requirements. Tax rates and rules may change over time; we confirm the latest information before incorporation.
Singapore FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to register a Singapore company?
Registration starts from $3,190. Accounting and tax filing start from $1,200 per year, with government renewals from $1,100 every two years.
How long does Singapore incorporation take?
A Singapore company is typically incorporated within 10–14 business days once documents and identity checks are complete.
Is Singapore good for a holding company?
Yes. Singapore is widely used for holding companies and regional headquarters thanks to its reputation, banking sector and extensive tax treaty network.
How is a Singapore company taxed?
Corporate tax is charged at up to 17%, and qualifying new companies may benefit from startup tax exemptions that reduce the effective rate in the first years.
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