Under the wave of globalization, more and more Chinese enterprises are setting their sights on overseas markets, and Singapore has become a popular choice for many enterprises to go overseas due to its superior geographical location, stable political environment, sound financial system and preferential tax policies. However, the establishment of an overseas corporate structure is a complex process involving various aspects such as law, tax and finance. In this article, we will introduce to you how to set up an overseas company structure when Chinese enterprises go overseas to Singapore.

In today's globalized economic environment, more and more enterprises seek overseas listing to expand financing channels, enhance brand influence and achieve international development. Red chip structure and VIE structure are two important choices for enterprises to list overseas.

Singapore is undoubtedly a hot spot for global companies to go overseas, with one-third of the world's Fortune 500 companies choosing to set up their headquarters here, and more than 7,000 multinationals setting up their operation centers here. Singapore's tax rates are amongst the lower in the world, and it is a territorial tax jurisdiction, meaning that companies are exempted from tax on overseas earnings, and there is no additional capital gains tax or shareholder dividend tax. Next, let's look at Singapore's tax advantages for expatriates from both the corporate tax and personal income tax perspectives.