Company Registration Sandhurst Consultancy is a leading company registration specialist who has assisted many local and foreign businessmen in establishing a market presence through Singapore Company Formation. We provide advice that seeks to maximize the pro business policies and tax benefits given to newly registered companies seeking to make their presence here and the rest of Asia. One of the most important and attractive tax incentive for a new company incorporation is the availability of tax exemptions for EPCs (Exempt Private Company). Tax exemptions are also available to a Subsidiary Company structure. Global companies registered with establishments in various countries now face a new hurdle in transfer pricing as well as complying with OECD base erosion and profit shifting (BEPS) to address tax avoidance. Increasingly transfer pricing issues have become more relevant than ever in tackling cross border trade as the business structure of companies evolve. Therefore, the right corporate structure that needs to be adopted at the time of incorporation becomes vital. Read More...

Corporate Secretarial Sandhurst Consultancy provides advice and guidance on good corporate governance practices and compliance to various statutory laws and guidelines by providing a qualified company secretary. A Company Secretary also assists in developing a sustainable corporate framework. Corporate secretarial service is a vital link between a company and its Directors, shareholders, the regulatory authorities and other stakeholders. It is important that good corporate governance is driven by compliance and regulatory requirements and also by means which companies can improve their efficiency, competitiveness and profitability. Therefore, good corporate governance is good for business. With more businesses transacting over different tax jurisdictions, a corporate secretary has to be mindful of arms length transactions and advice on the possibility of conflicts of interests between related parties and within the board of directors. New regulations arising from the amendments to the Companies Act in late 2014 with bring forth additional corporate compliances with regards to being exempted from audit. Read More...