Singapore:
Branch Or Subsidiary In Singapore? A Comparison Of The Features And Benefits For Foreign Companies Setting Up
11 August 2017
Alliott Group (International)
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When foreign companies set up in Singapore, the two most
commonly used company incorporation types are the branch office or
subsidiary company. KG Tan of Precursor, one of Singapore's
leading mid-tier accounting firms, provides a quick evaluation of
the advantages and disadvantages of both options, outlining the key
considerations, namely:
- Legal status and asset
protection
- Type of activity to be conducted
- Financial reporting requirements
- Tax exemptions.
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