Company Deregistration
Singapore Company Deregistration Service Introduction
We provide comprehensive Singapore company deregistration services for our clients, helping businesses smoothly conclude their operations while ensuring compliance. According to the requirements of the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA) of Singapore, closing a company must meet multiple conditions, including the company ceasing operations, having no outstanding debts, closing all bank accounts, and obtaining written consent from all directors and shareholders. Additionally, the company needs to submit the latest tax filings and liquidate assets and liabilities.
The Singapore company deregistration process takes approximately 4 months. ACRA will issue multiple notices during the application process, and if there are no objections, the company name will be removed from the registration list and the final strike-off notice will be officially published.
Singapore Company Deregistration Requirements:
- The company has ceased operations and closed all bank accounts
- No outstanding debts or legal disputes
- No assets and liabilities, all finances have been liquidated
- Written consent from directors and shareholders has been obtained
Singapore Company Deregistration Process:
- Submit deregistration application to ACRA, the entire process takes approximately 4 months
- Relevant notices will be sent to all company addresses and stakeholders
- If no one objects within the 60-day objection period, ACRA will officially deregister the company
If objections arise during the deregistration period, we will assist the company in resolving issues to ensure the deregistration process proceeds smoothly.
Through our professional services, you can easily and safely deregister your company, avoiding cumbersome legal and administrative procedures while ensuring full compliance.
