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Only an annual declaration of solvency/insolvency must be lodged by one of the managers stating whether the LLP is able or not able to pay its debts during the normal course of business Annual Returns must be filed. Statutory requirements for general meetings directors company secretary share allotments etc. must be complied with. Singapore citizen/ Singapore permanent resident/ EntrePass holder. At least one general partner and limited partner. At least one director ordinarily Taxes Profits...

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1. Step 1: Research the requirements for registering a sole-proprietorship in your jurisdiction.
2. Step 2: Choose a business name and check if it is available for registration.
3. Step 3: Gather the necessary documentation, such as identification documents and proof of address.
4. Step 4: Fill out the registration form, providing accurate information about your business, personal details, and proposed activities.
5. Step 5: Submit the completed form along with the required documents to the relevant government authority or agency.
6. Step 6: Pay any applicable registration fees.
7. Step 7: Await approval and confirmation of your sole-proprietorship registration.
8. Step 8: Once approved, obtain any additional permits or licenses required for your specific business activities.
9. Step 9: Keep accurate financial records and comply with any tax obligations as a sole-proprietor.
10. Step 10: Regularly review and update your business registration, permits, and licenses as required by law.

Who needs sole-proprietorship?

1. Entrepreneurs who wish to start and operate a business on their own without the need for partners.
2. Individuals who want to maintain full control and decision-making power over their business.
3. Professionals offering services, such as consultants, freelancers, or contractors.
4. Self-employed individuals seeking simplicity in business structure and legal responsibilities.
5. Small-scale businesses with limited resources or capital.
6. Businesses operating in industries that do not require complex corporate structures.
7. Startups or individuals testing a business idea before expanding into a larger entity.
8. Individuals looking for flexibility and autonomy in their business operations.
9. Businesses that operate primarily on a local or regional level.

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What is sole-proprietorship?

Sole-proprietorship is a business structure where an individual owns and operates a business.

Who is required to file sole-proprietorship?

Individuals who own and operate a business as a sole proprietor are required to file sole-proprietorship.

How to fill out sole-proprietorship?

To fill out sole-proprietorship, the individual must report their business income and expenses on Schedule C (Form 1040) when filing their personal tax return.

What is the purpose of sole-proprietorship?

The purpose of sole-proprietorship is to allow individuals to operate a business on their own without forming a separate legal entity.

What information must be reported on sole-proprietorship?

The information reported on sole-proprietorship includes business income, expenses, assets, and liabilities.