(1) |
Answering client’s questions regarding increase of capital in Singapore; |
(2) |
Reviewing the Constitution and making sure that the proposed increase is within the power of the company; |
(3) |
Review Bizfile and make sure that the number of shareholders is within the limit imposed on a private company; |
(4) |
Certification of the identification and address proof documents of the new shareholder, if applicable; |
(5) |
Preparation of Minutes of Directors' Meeting and share allotment documents; |
(6) |
Filing share allotment documents with ACRA; |
(7) |
Issuing new share certificate(s); |
(8) |
Updating Register of Members; |
(9) |
Preparation and filing of Register of Registrable Person; |
(10) |
Purchase of Bizfile; |
(1) |
Debt to Equity refers to the situation where the amount due to parent company is convert to shares/capital in the Singapore subsidiary. |
(2) |
Our above quoted fee is only applicable to cases where the consideration for the issue is cash/debt. We may need to adjust our fee in the case where the consideration is non-cash property, such as property, equipment and machinery or patent. |
(3) |
Our fee quoted above does not include reprinting of Constitution (also known as Articles of Association). Reprinting of Constitution is not required. |
(4) |
Our above quoted fee doesn’t include delivery charge. |
(1) |
A copy of the Consitution; |
(2) |
A copy of the latest Bizfile; |
(3) |
The identity and residential address proof of each member to whom the new shares are to be issued; |
(4) |
Number of shares to be issued and allotted; |
(5) |
The amount of consideration for the shares taken by each new member; |
(6) |
If consideration is not in cash, such as equipment, inventory, property or intellectual property, please specify the particulars of the consideration and a copy of the agreement if there is one. |
Step |
Description |
Day |
1 |
Client confirms with Kaizen of the engagement for increase of capital; Kaizen issues and send its invoice to client. |
1 |
2 |
Client emails all materials required to Kaizen and at the same time, settles Kaizen’s invoice |
Client schedule |
3 |
Kaizen reviews all corporate documents (and shareholders’ agreement, if any) and prepare the documents for the proposed increase of capital and email the documents to client for sign (by default the documents are to be signed by client electronically) |
1 |
4 |
Client signs the capital increase documents and return the signed documents Kaizen by email |
Client schedule |
5 |
Kaizen files the share allotment documents with ACRA |
1 |
6 |
Kaizen prepares new share certificate and update the register of member resulted from the increase of capital |
1 |
7 |
Kaizen delivers capital increase documents to client for retention/safe custody. Process completed |
1 |
(1) |
An increase of capital takes effect from the date when the board of directors passing the board resolution for the increase, instead of the date when the documents for increase of capital are filed/registered with ACRA. |
(2) |
ACRA will need 5 to 10 working days to register the documents for increase of capital and then the public can inspect those documents. |
(3) |
The shareholder/member should contribute the capital at the time when documents are filed with ACRA. However, no capital verification is required. |
(1) |
A copy of latest Bizfile; |
(2) |
A copy of documents filed with ACRA in respect of the issue and allotment; |
(3) |
Minutes or written resolution of the board of directors and shareholders authorizing the issue and allotment of shares; |
(4) |
A share certificate of each new shareholder; |
(5) |
Updated Register of Members; |
(6) |
Updated Register of Registrable Persons. |
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