Striking off and members’ voluntary winding up: Frequently asked questions
Striking off vs members' voluntary winding up FAQs: Companies Act 1967 s344 and IRDA 2018 ss160/163, cost, timeline and mistakes for SG directors.
Striking off vs members' voluntary winding up FAQs: Companies Act 1967 s344 and IRDA 2018 ss160/163, cost, timeline and mistakes for SG directors.
Capital reduction FAQs: court route vs solvency statement under ss78B-78J Companies Act 1967, cost, timeline and creditor objections for SG directors.
Share buybacks under CALA 2026: FAQs on the Companies Act 1967 routes, solvency rules, treasury shares and tax treatment for Singapore directors.
Director appointments, resignations and removals: Frequently asked questions. For directors and company secretaries managing ACRA compliance.
RORC and beneficial-owner register under CSP Act 2024: Frequently asked questions. For directors and company secretaries managing ACRA compliance.
Drag-along rights allow majority shareholders to force minorities to sell in a company acquisition. A practical guide to how these rights work in Singapore, with reference to the landmark 2025 SICC ruling.
When a majority shareholder wants to sell a Singapore company, one of the most common deal-breakers is the minority shareholder who refuses to sell, holds out for a higher price, or simply cannot be located. Drag-along rights exist to solve this problem — they allow majority shareholders (or a defined threshold of shareholders) to require [...]
If you are an employer or HR lead applying for an Employment Pass (EP) in Singapore in 2026, the COMPASS framework is no longer optional reading — it is the gate every new EP application must pass. Introduced by the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) on 1 September 2023 for new EP applications and from 1 [...]
Since September 2023, the Complementarity Assessment Framework (COMPASS) has been the gateway test for almost every Employment Pass (EP) application in Singapore. From 1 January 2026, MOM has refreshed both the qualifying salary thresholds and the institution lists used in scoring — meaning many employers and candidates who passed COMPASS comfortably in 2025 will need [...]
Closing a Singapore company is a decision that requires careful planning and proper execution. When a business has ceased operations and has no outstanding liabilities, the most cost-effective and administratively straightforward way to close it is through a voluntary striking-off application with the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA). Once struck off, the company ceases [...]