1. Listed companies in Singapore:

1. Independent legal entity;

2. Limited liability: Joint liability is the maximum guarantee promised by each member (it is also possible to compensate up to S $65,438+0);

3. No shares, no share capital;

4. Articles of Association (Memorandum &; Articles of association) need to clarify the upper limit of each member's responsibility;

5. Non-profit: at first, it was mainly aimed at non-profit organizations;

6. Do not participate in the distribution of benefits.

The company needs at least two company officials. At least one director must be a Singaporean or a permanent resident (Bajie can provide it).

Second, ordinary companies in Singapore:

1. At least 1 shareholders and at most 50 shareholders, either natural persons or companies;

2. At least 1 local director and 1 legal secretary (not the same person, Bajie can provide);

3. Limited liability;

4. The annual turnover of more than S $5 million needs to be audited;

5. In the first three years of the company's establishment, the profits of the first 654.38+million SGD are exempt from enterprise tax, the enterprise tax rate within SGD 300,000 is 8.5%, and the tax rate for those exceeding SGD 300,000 is 65,438+07%.