Corporate Secretary must be appointed within 6 months from the date upon Company Incorporation as required by The Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA) of Singapore. Failure to do so is an offence and may lead to penalties and prosecution according to the Companies Act.

The Company Secretary’s responsibility is to maintain proper records of important statutory documents such as incorporation papers, company’s resolutions, annual returns, etc. It is important to note that lodgement of statutory filings such as annual returns have to be performed within a stipulated time frame, otherwise the directors of the company may be liable for late lodgement fee. At OfficeM, we have experienced personnel who acts as your company secretary notifying you of filing deadlines and providing professional corporate services at the most competitive pricing.