Corporate Secretary

Professional corporate secretarial services ensuring full compliance with ACRA regulations. We handle your statutory obligations so you can focus on growing your business.

99.8%
Compliance Rate
Our clients maintain near-perfect ACRA compliance across all filings
500+
Annual Filings
Filings handled every year across our portfolio of managed companies
24h
Response Time
Average turnaround on corporate secretary queries and requests
30+
Years Experience
Decades of corporate governance expertise in Singapore

Our Process

A structured approach to delivering results

Engagement

We assess your company's compliance status and agree on the scope of secretarial services required.

Initial Review

Comprehensive audit of your corporate records, registers, and filings to identify any gaps or overdue obligations.

Ongoing Compliance

Proactive management of filing deadlines, statutory changes, and regulatory updates affecting your company.

Annual Filing

Timely preparation and submission of annual returns, financial statements, and other statutory filings to ACRA.

Board Support

Full support for board and shareholder meetings, including agenda preparation, minutes, and resolution drafting.

What's Included

Comprehensive solutions tailored to your needs

ACRA Compliance

Full management of your ACRA filing obligations, including annual returns and changes in company particulars.

AGM Administration

End-to-end management of Annual General Meetings, from notice preparation to minutes recording.

Board Resolutions

Drafting of board and shareholder resolutions for corporate actions, appointments, and policy changes.

Statutory Registers

Maintenance of all statutory registers including directors, shareholders, charges, and company secretary.

Corporate Changes

Processing of changes to company name, registered address, share capital, directors, and shareholders.

Compliance Calendar

Proactive tracking and reminders for all filing deadlines and compliance milestones.

Service Tier Comparison

Choose the right level of corporate secretary support for your business

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AGM Support
ACRA Filing
Board Resolutions
Compliance Calendar
Registered Address
Priority Support

Why NovaLink

What sets us apart in delivering this service across Southeast Asia

Direct ACRA Filing Access

We file directly with ACRA through our licensed corporate secretarial team — no intermediaries, no delays. Changes to your company's records are processed and confirmed with full audit trails.

Bilingual Corporate Resolutions

Board resolutions, minutes, and corporate documents prepared in both English and Chinese. Essential for companies with Chinese-speaking directors and shareholders who need to fully understand governance decisions.

Proactive Compliance Management

We don't wait for deadlines to sneak up. Our compliance calendar tracks every filing obligation and sends reminders well in advance, so your company never faces penalties for late submissions.

Pricing

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Every business is unique. We provide transparent, competitive pricing tailored to your specific requirements and scope.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about this service

Yes, every Singapore company must appoint a company secretary within 6 months of incorporation. The secretary must be a natural person who is ordinarily resident in Singapore.

Companies must file an annual return with ACRA within 7 months of the financial year end (for listed companies, 5 months). You must also hold an AGM within 6 months of the financial year end, unless exempted.

Late filing with ACRA incurs penalties starting from S$300, which can increase to S$600 if the default continues. Persistent non-compliance can lead to prosecution of directors and officers, and even striking off of the company.

A foreign company registered in Singapore must appoint a locally resident company secretary. Professional corporate secretarial firms like NovaLink are commonly appointed to fulfill this requirement.

Companies must maintain statutory registers (members, directors, secretaries, charges), minutes of all general and board meetings, accounting records, and the company constitution. These must be kept at the registered office or a prescribed location.

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