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The “Singapore Company Registration Guide” for 2011 outlines 4 Steps to Singapore company incorporation, with information, facts, procedures, and fees. The guide is published by Healy Consultants, a leading provider of corporate global services.

A survey ranks Singapore as #3 in the world for low risk of recruiting, employing, and relocating employees.

Singapore is world renowned as being a key business hub in Asia. Despite its size, Singapore receives valuable recognition from international business-related studies. Such results help support Singapore's various company incorporation incentives.

Singapore has announced changes to its Permanent Residency scheme for million dollar investors with the view of attracting only serious minded entrepreneurs.

Singapore is all set to groom itself into a regional talent hub that will serve to complement its position as a leading business hub in the region.

A survey conducted by HSBC unveils that Singapore's expatriate population earns the highest income in the world as compared to their counterparts in other countries.

The recently released 'Economic Freedom of the World Index' places Singapore in the second spot making it the second freest economy in the world.

With the rising tide of complaints from foreign businesses over China's restrictive foreign investment environment, do countries like Singapore that are open to foreign investors stand to benefit?

Singapore maintains its position as Asia's most competitive economy in the World Economic Forum’s Global Competitiveness Report 2010-2011.

Restrictive immigration policies in the West including US, UK, Australia and Europe may prove to be beneficial to immigrant friendly nations such as Singapore.

Rikvin has successfully help thousands of foreign entrepreneurs who wish to migrate to Singapore to run their company operation by securing their work visas using employment pass route once they have incorporated a Singapore company.

With the increase of MRT route, Singapore will be moving towards sustainable transportation, which will ensure smoother journey which in turn have a multiplying positive impact on the productivity of Singapore economy.

Singapore has retained its #1 ranking for offering the best quality of living in Asia. The quality of living survey conducted by Mercer Human Resource Consulting assessed 221 major cities of the world

Singapore’s Companies Registry steps up efforts to promote robust financial reporting and auditing practices.

Singapore’s stronger than expected GDP growth during the first half of 2010 has prompted the government to raise its GDP forecast to 13-15% for 2010.

The Korean government has doubled the investment requirement for foreigners who wish to set up a business in the Republic of Korea under the D-8 investment visa.

It’s a rosy picture for Singapore’s business tourism sector with the rebound of Singapore’s MICE industry.

The Singapore Accounting Standards Council (ASC) has issued a Statement of Intent on the likelihood of adopting a simplified version of accounting standards for SMEs in Singapore.

SPRING Singapore has launched a new tax scheme to encourage angel investments in Singapore start-ups.

The government of Japan has pledged to lower its corporate income tax rate in order to attract more foreign investment to Japanese shores. However, it has a long way way to go before it can begin competing with tax friendly Singapore.

Singapore's Next Generation National Broadband Network is on its way to providing ultra-high speed broadband access of up to 1Gbps to the entire nation.

The recent political instability in Thailand has sent the economy in a downward spiral while neighboring countries such as Singapore gain investor confidence.

Singapore is strategically located at a geographic spot where east meets west and it serves as a gateway into the whole of Asia and Latin America encompassing the fastest growing economies of the world.

Lynette Khoo once again in her article “ Where One Director wears Three Committee Hats” which appeared in the Straits Times May 11th 2010 reviewed the pros and cons of directors sitting in more than one or three committees.

Economic Development Board (EDB) is expanding its efforts to attract global businesses to establish their headquarters in Singapore.

Employment Pass or EP is designated for foreign professionals employed by companies operating in Singapore. A foreign entrepreneur who has incorporated a Singapore private limited company is also eligible for an EP.

Singapore allows 100% foreign ownership and freely allows repatriation of capital and earnings. The tax regime is also favourable, if structured correctly.

Foreigners can freely incorporate a Singapore private limited company. Singapore allows 100% foreign shareholding.

You can gain Singapore permanent residence through Global Investor Program (GIP). Under this scheme, you may apply for PR for yourself and your immediate family by starting a business or investing in Singapore.

Foreigners can freely incorporate a Singapore private limited company. Singapore allows 100% foreign shareholding.

Summarizes the key aspects of setting up offshore companies in Singapore and details the benefits of doing so.

Rikvin is dedicated to strengthen your immigration prospects. We handle all paper work proficiently and guide you through every step of the application so that your case is presented flawlessly to the immigration department.

At Asiabiz, we always think out of the box. A very valuable service we offer is being able to submit your Singapore employment pass (EP) application and possibly get the EP Visa approved within 24 hours.

Singapore has a reputation for attractive tax rates, positive and encouraging business policies. Singapore taxes are much lower than most other developed nations and over the years, it has continued to slide down further.

Singapore is one of the best connected countries in the world, with all the sea, air and telecommunications links needed for setting up and running a business. For example, high speed broadband network reaches 99 per cent of the population

Economic slowdown seems to correlate with an increased interest in new company formation in Singapore.

With excellent business infrastructure, political stability, and close economic ties with many of the world's leading economies, there has never been better time than now for entrepreneurs to migrate and set up their business in Singapore

Singapore companies exporting products to the Asia-Pacific region can now save on certification costs.

Singapore is fast becoming the business city of choice, having had the recognition of excellent business infrastructure, political stability, and close economic ties with many of the world's leading economies, says http://www.rikvin.com

They are fine lines forming an economic superhighway connecting markets across the region, enabling greater mileage for the capital invested and faster access to the targeted growth markets, assuring a seamless tariff free business