Tag: Formation

[Singapore] FAQ : 3 Common Questions to Ask What the Google Ads is in Digital Marketing 

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[Taiwan] Taiwan’s Undistributed Earning Tax Q&A

If a company has surplus earnings for the current year but has not distributed them in full or has only partially distributed them before the end of the following year, the undistributed portion shall be subject to a 5% undistributed earnings tax. In the case that the entire surplus is used to offset accumulated losses from previous years, no tax will be levied.

[Singapore] FAQ – Register of registrable controllers (RORC)

Q When must a company start keeping a register of registrable controllers?

A: From 31 March 2017, all companies, foreign companies and limited liability partnerships (LLPs) incorporated in Singapore, unless exempted, are required to have and maintain a register of registrable controllers (RORC) within 30 days from the date of incorporation.

[Hong Kong] FAQ Tax Reserve Certificates (TRCs)

1. What is TRCs?
TRCs is tax assessment is under objection. The Commissioner may instruct tax payer to purchases of a TRC of a specified amount. The sum of purchased will be apply to settle the tax dispute or repaid to the taxpayer depending on the final assessment of the objection or appeal.

[Hong Kong] FAQ about Registration for Dealers in Precious Metals and Stones

1. What kind of Precious Metals and Stones are under this registration regime?
Precious metal
– gold, silver, platinum, iridium, osmium, palladium, rhodium, or ruthenium, in a manufactured or unmanufactured state.
Precious stone
– diamond, sapphire, ruby, emerald, jade or pearl, whether natural or otherwise; Precious product
– any jewellery or watch made up of, containing or having attached to it, any precious metal, or precious stone, or both.

CORPORATE TAX FILING

[Singapore] FAQ – CORPORATE TAX FILING

Q : Can I still file my company’s ECI if its financial year end shown at mytax.iras.gov.sg or the ECI notification from IRAS is incorrect? A : Yes. Do proceed to file the ECI. You should also update the financial year end with the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA). IRAS will then update its records based on the information filed with ACRA.

FAQ about HK Smart ID

1. What is smart HK Smart ID?
The Hong Kong identity card is an official identity document issued by the Immigration Department of Hong Kong.

[Singapore] FAQ – 5 Questions to Ask Before Starting a Google Ads Campaign 

What are the specific goals of my Google Ads campaign?

Before starting a campaign, it’s important to define what you want to achieve with it. Do you want to increase website relevant traffic, generate high-quality leads, boost sales, or improve brand awareness? Defining your goals will help you create targeted ads and measure the success of your campaign.

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How to Decide the Taiwan Company Name FAQ

the Taiwan company name must be registered in traditional Chinese. If you expect the company will make international transactions, you may additionally register a English name for your Taiwan company.

Self-Assessment Tool (SAT)

[Singapore] SAT – Self-Assessment Tool FAQ

What is the self-assessment tool used for?
It is an online tool to assess if you qualify for an Employment Pass or S Pass based on the information provided, such as salary, educational qualifications and work experience.

Change in Particulars of Hong Kong Company

Change in Particulars of Hong Kong Company

Change in Particulars of Hong Kong Company, we need to notify Companies Registry & Inland Revenue in specified forms like Change of Particulars of Secretary and Director, Change of Registered Office Address and so on.

Malaysia Corporate Information

Malaysia Corporate information

Every Malaysia companies must prepare annual audited financial statements and appoint an auditor within 18 months from the date of incorporation and, who must be a member of the Malaysian Accounting Standards Board and hold a practising certificate.

Tax avoidance in Hong Kong

[Hong Kong] Tax Avoidance in Hong Kong

Taxpayers should submit their tax returns correctly and promptly to the Inland Revenue Department. Also, taxpayers may hire tax planners to help them avoid paying taxes according to Hong Kong tax law. While some practice is allowed, the law allows only to a certain extent.

hong kong GEP

[Hong Kong] Admission Scheme – General Employment Policy (GEP)

In general, unless a person has the right of abode or right to land in Hong Kong, he or she requires a visa or entry permit to work, study, establish or join in any business, take up residence or to stay in Hong Kong as a visitor longer than the allowed visa free period.

[Hong Kong] Requisite Documents for Hong Kong Private Limited Company Registration

According to the Laws of Hong Kong, each company must hire a company secretary who must reside in Hong Kong or a group that must have its registered office in Hong Kong. Of all the duties, the company secretary has to make certain that the company is in compliance with the statutory requirements of the Hong Kong Companies Ordinance and must maintain the statutory documents of the company.

change of company secretary

[Hong Kong] Change of Company Secretary

According to the Laws of Hong Kong, each company must hire a company secretary who must reside in Hong Kong or a group that must have its registered office in Hong Kong. Of all the duties, the company secretary has to make certain that the company is in compliance with the statutory requirements of the Hong Kong Companies Ordinance and must maintain the statutory documents of the company.

registered address of Hong Kong company

Registered address of Hong Kong Company

Under the Companies Ordinance, a company must have a registered office in Hong Kong to which all communication and notices may be addressed. It required that the registered address must be a physical address and cannot be a P.O. Box.

AGM in Hong Kong

Annual General Meeting in Hong Kong

Under the Companies Ordinance, a company must hold an AGM in respect of each financial year of the company, instead of in each calendar year.