Helion Knowledge · Forms & Templates

Business documents, done properly.

Ready-to-use employment terms, work pass checklists, board resolutions, agreements and statutory formats — drafted for current Singapore law, downloadable in Word, and free to use. Fill in the highlighted fields and you’re ready.

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Employment & HR

Hiring to exit — key employment terms, contracts, payslips, discipline, retrenchment and re-employment, drafted for the Employment Act and the incoming Workplace Fairness Act.

Immigration & Work Passes

Employment Pass, S Pass and Work Permit — applications, quota and levy, Fair Consideration Framework advertising, and cancellation with tax clearance.

Payroll, Statutory & Tax

CPF, IR8A and the Auto-Inclusion Scheme, IR21 tax clearance, employment records, workplace safety, GST invoicing and InvoiceNow readiness.

Data Protection & PDPA

Personal Data Protection Act compliance — policy, DPO appointment, breach response, consent, processor agreements and Do Not Call.

Board & Governance

Constitution, resolutions, meetings and minutes, statutory registers and the registrable controller and nominee regimes under the Companies Act 1967.

Equity & ESOP

Employee share options and awards — scheme rules, grants, exercise, pool management, vesting, and the deemed exercise rule for departing foreign employees.

Company & Business Structures

Incorporation and structuring — companies, LLPs, partnerships, nominee director arrangements and corporate secretarial services.

Commercial Contracts

Everyday business agreements — NDAs, services and supply, tenancy, lending and security, distribution, and debt recovery under Singapore law.

Fundraising & Deal

Raising capital in Singapore — term sheets, CARE and convertible notes, subscription and shareholders’ agreements, founder documents and due diligence.

These are ready-to-use templates provided for convenience. Laws and requirements change, and every situation is different — please have any template reviewed by a qualified professional (a lawyer, corporate secretary, or accountant as relevant) before you rely on it.