REGISTRATION OF LIMITED LIABILITY PARTNERSHIP (LLP)

CORPORATE SERVICES IN SINGAPORE
Entity Type Limited Liability Partnership (LLP)
Definition A partnership where the individual partners’ own liability is generally limited
Owned By At least two partners, but no maximum limit
Partners may be individuals or body corporate (company or other LLP)
Legal Status A separate legal entity from its partners
Can sue or be sued in its own name
Can own property
Partners personally liable for debts and losses resulting from their own careless actions
Partners not personally liable for debts and losses of LLP incurred by other partners
Formation Requirements At least two partners, who can be an individual (at least 18 years old) or body corporates (company or other LLP)
At least one manager who is an individual “ordinarily resident” in Singapore (at least 18 years old and not disqualified under the Companies Act)
Formalities and Expenses Quick and easy to set up
Fewer formalities and procedures to comply with than a Company
Registration cost is lower and fewer regulatory duties to adhere to, compared with a Company
No statutory requirement for general meetings, directors, company secretary, share allotments, etc.
Only an annual declaration of solvency must be lodged by one of the managers stating whether the LLP is able or not able to pay its debts during the normal course of business
One-time registration
Taxes Profits are taxed at partners’ personal income tax rates
Continuity and Transferability The LLP has a legal personality separate from its partners
The LLP has perpetual succession
Closing Down Winding Up – Voluntarily by members or creditors, compulsorily by the High Court
Striking Off

Services

• Name check
• Preparation of application forms
• Provide basic advisory on business entity enquiries (if any)
• ACRA Business Profile after successful registration

Process/ Document Needed

• All business owners and manager to be present at our office: 10 Anson Road, International Plaza #05-17, personally.
• Bring NRIC and/or Passport of all partners and manager;
• Get ready your (a) Proposed Entity Name; (b) Description of your business activities and (c) Registered Office Address for your Limited Liability Partnership;
• Upon receiving payment, we will prepare and file the LLP incorporation on your behalf. Once the LLP has been successfully incorporated, you may proceed to open a corporate bank account.
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