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Corporate services partner programme

For accountants, law firms, tax advisers, fractional CFOs and consultancies

Your client is expanding to Singapore or Hong Kong, where you do not practise

The Innaltis corporate services partner programme is a referral relationship for advisers whose clients set up in Singapore or Hong Kong. You keep the client and your own work. We look after the Asian entity, with structuring today and incorporation and administration from Q1 2027. Questions in your field come back to you.

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Client files, a laptop and a notebook on a shared table in a small accounting office

Before and after the opening

A client you refer today can book a structuring consultation. Incorporation and yearly compliance follow when we open.

Today

What Innaltis can do today

  • A structuring consultation with our founders, held remotely, with a written summary.
  • Guidance on choosing between Singapore and Hong Kong, and on what each company costs to set up and run.
  • Early access to our incorporation and compliance services before they open, with no payment and no commitment.
  • A first conversation and written referral terms, agreed before your first referral.
  • Joint scoping calls with you and your client.
Planned service

Planned for Q1 2027

  • Company incorporation in Singapore and Hong Kong, with company secretary and registered address.
  • Yearly compliance packages: bookkeeping, accounts, tax filings, annual return and meetings.
  • Atlas, the client platform: group view, cap table, deadlines and documents.
  • Incorporation and yearly compliance for the clients you refer.
  • Read access to Atlas for partners, with the client’s consent.
  • A white-label option, where it works in practice.

Incorporation and ongoing compliance open in Q1 2027. Registering now reserves your founding-client terms. Nothing is filed and nothing is charged before then.

How a referral works

Your client knows who does what before anything is signed. You choose how closely you follow each step.

Referral terms

Referral terms, whether reciprocal referrals or a referral fee, are agreed in writing with each partner before the first referral, and disclosed to the client where your professional rules require it. The client pays our standard prices, whatever the referral terms.

What your client pays

  1. You make the introduction

    A short email to your client and to us, with the client’s agreement. Tell us what you already handle and we will not duplicate it.

  2. A joint scoping call, if you want one

    The 30-minute introductory call is free. Join it, or let us speak to the client alone and send you our notes.

  3. A written structuring summary you can share

    If the client books a structuring consultation, they receive a written summary of the recommended structure, the alternatives, the operating requirements and the costs. Questions for a specialist in your field are addressed to you.

  4. The client engages Innaltis directly

    The engagement letter is between your client and Innaltis. It names each licensed firm that carries out regulated work. Identity checks are done once, by us and those firms.

  5. You stay informed, with the client’s consent

    If the client agrees, we copy you on summaries, key documents and the filing calendar.

  6. Access to Atlas Planned

    Once Atlas opens, you can read the Asian entity’s documents and deadlines, if the client agrees.

Who does what for your client’s Asian entity?

Choose your type of firm. Your own work stays with you and Innaltis takes on the Asian entity. Regulated work goes to a licensed firm we appoint and supervise, whoever refers the client.

You 3

Stays with your firm

  • The client relationship and your engagement You introduced the client and keep your engagement as it is.
  • Specialist questions in your field Home-country accounting and tax questions come back to you.
  • Home-country books and group consolidation The home-country books and the group consolidation stay with you.
  • Home-country tax position and tax opinions
  • Legal opinions
  • Forecasting, budgets and board reporting
  • Market entry strategy

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Consulting and corporate services

  • Structuring summary for the Asian entity In writing, for you to read before the client decides.
  • Operating facts and cost framework Setup and running costs, for your client file.
  • Bookkeeping, accounts and local tax return Kept in the client’s own Xero, so you can read it for consolidation. Planned
  • Board resolutions and statutory registers Prepared from our templates, kept up to date. Planned
  • Shareholders’ agreement If the client needs one: drafted from our templates, reviewed by partner lawyers. Planned
  • Filing calendar and deadline reminders We track the Asian deadlines and send the reminders, so none lands on your desk. Planned

Licensed firm 4

Regulated work, appointed and supervised by Innaltis

  • Incorporation filing and registered office Filed by a registered corporate service provider in Singapore, or a TCSP licensee in Hong Kong. Regulated Planned
  • Company secretary and statutory filings Statutory filings and the secretary role sit with the licensed firm, named in the engagement letter. Regulated Planned
  • Resident nominee director in Singapore Only when no director lives in Singapore. Arranged through a registered corporate service provider. Regulated Planned
  • Statutory audit in Hong Kong Signed and billed directly by the partner CPA firm. We prepare and coordinate the file. Regulated Planned

Your engagement does not change. You keep the home-country books and the group view. We keep the Singapore or Hong Kong entity’s books in the client’s own Xero, where you can read them when you consolidate.

By type of firm

Accountant

Your engagement does not change. You keep the home-country books and the group view. We keep the Singapore or Hong Kong entity’s books in the client’s own Xero, where you can read them when you consolidate.

Stays with you

  • The client relationship and your engagement. You introduced the client and keep your engagement as it is.
  • Specialist questions in your field. Home-country accounting and tax questions come back to you.
  • Home-country books and group consolidation. The home-country books and the group consolidation stay with you.

Innaltis does

  • Structuring summary for the Asian entity. In writing, for you to read before the client decides.
  • Operating facts and cost framework. Setup and running costs, for your client file.
  • Bookkeeping, accounts and local tax return. Kept in the client’s own Xero, so you can read it for consolidation.
  • Board resolutions and statutory registers. Prepared from our templates, kept up to date.
  • Shareholders’ agreement. If the client needs one: drafted from our templates, reviewed by partner lawyers.
  • Filing calendar and deadline reminders. We track the Asian deadlines and send the reminders, so none lands on your desk.

A licensed firm does

  • Incorporation filing and registered office. Filed by a registered corporate service provider in Singapore, or a TCSP licensee in Hong Kong.
  • Company secretary and statutory filings. Statutory filings and the secretary role sit with the licensed firm, named in the engagement letter.
  • Resident nominee director in Singapore. Only when no director lives in Singapore. Arranged through a registered corporate service provider.
  • Statutory audit in Hong Kong. Signed and billed directly by the partner CPA firm. We prepare and coordinate the file.

Law firm

Your legal work stays with you. We prepare the Asian entity’s routine corporate documents from templates and send them to you for review. We give no legal opinion.

Stays with you

  • The client relationship and your engagement. You introduced the client and keep your engagement as it is.
  • Specialist questions in your field. Legal questions in your practice come back to you. We flag any point that needs local counsel.
  • Shareholders’ agreement. You draft or review it, under your own engagement.
  • Legal opinions. Formal opinions stay with you. Innaltis gives none.

Innaltis does

  • Structuring summary for the Asian entity. In writing, with the legal questions addressed to you.
  • Operating facts and cost framework. Setup and running costs, for your client file.
  • Bookkeeping, accounts and local tax return. Kept for the Asian entity, so the client has one place for its figures.
  • Board resolutions and statutory registers. Prepared from our templates and sent to you for review before signature.
  • Filing calendar and deadline reminders. We track the Asian deadlines and send the reminders, with copies to you if the client agrees.

A licensed firm does

  • Incorporation filing and registered office. Filed by a registered corporate service provider in Singapore, or a TCSP licensee in Hong Kong.
  • Company secretary and statutory filings. Statutory filings and the secretary role sit with the licensed firm, named in the engagement letter.
  • Resident nominee director in Singapore. Only when no director lives in Singapore. Arranged through a registered corporate service provider.
  • Statutory audit in Hong Kong. Signed and billed directly by the partner CPA firm. We prepare and coordinate the file.

Tax adviser

The home-country tax position stays with you. We give you the operating facts and costs of the Asian entity for your analysis, and we file the local return.

Stays with you

  • The client relationship and your engagement. You introduced the client and keep your engagement as it is.
  • Specialist questions in your field. Tax questions come back to you, with the facts attached.
  • Home-country tax position and tax opinions. How the Asian entity is treated at home, and any opinion on it, stays with you.

Innaltis does

  • Structuring summary for the Asian entity. In writing, with the tax questions addressed to you.
  • Operating facts and cost framework. Ownership, directors, substance, flows and costs, for your analysis.
  • Bookkeeping, accounts and local tax return. We file the Singapore or Hong Kong return and send you copies.
  • Board resolutions and statutory registers. Prepared from our templates, kept up to date.
  • Shareholders’ agreement. If the client needs one: drafted from our templates, reviewed by partner lawyers.
  • Filing calendar and deadline reminders. We track the Asian deadlines and send the reminders, with copies to you if the client agrees.

A licensed firm does

  • Incorporation filing and registered office. Filed by a registered corporate service provider in Singapore, or a TCSP licensee in Hong Kong.
  • Company secretary and statutory filings. Statutory filings and the secretary role sit with the licensed firm, named in the engagement letter.
  • Resident nominee director in Singapore. Only when no director lives in Singapore. Arranged through a registered corporate service provider.
  • Statutory audit in Hong Kong. Signed and billed directly by the partner CPA firm. We prepare and coordinate the file.

Fractional CFO

Forecasting and board reporting stay with you. We send you the Asian entity’s accounts and deadlines, so the subsidiary appears in your board pack without you running it.

Stays with you

  • The client relationship and your engagement. You introduced the client and keep your engagement as it is.
  • Specialist questions in your field. Financing, forecasting and reporting questions come back to you.
  • Forecasting, budgets and board reporting. Your forecasts, budgets and board pack, now with the Asian entity in them.

Innaltis does

  • Structuring summary for the Asian entity. In writing, so you can model the structure before it is set up.
  • Operating facts and cost framework. Setup and running costs, for your budget.
  • Bookkeeping, accounts and local tax return. Accounts of the Asian entity, shared with you on an agreed schedule.
  • Board resolutions and statutory registers. Prepared from our templates, kept up to date.
  • Shareholders’ agreement. If the client needs one: drafted from our templates, reviewed by partner lawyers.
  • Filing calendar and deadline reminders. Asian deadlines you can put straight into the board calendar.

A licensed firm does

  • Incorporation filing and registered office. Filed by a registered corporate service provider in Singapore, or a TCSP licensee in Hong Kong.
  • Company secretary and statutory filings. Statutory filings and the secretary role sit with the licensed firm, named in the engagement letter.
  • Resident nominee director in Singapore. Only when no director lives in Singapore. Arranged through a registered corporate service provider.
  • Statutory audit in Hong Kong. Signed and billed directly by the partner CPA firm. We prepare and coordinate the file.

Consultancy

Market entry strategy stays with you. We take on the entity itself, from its structure to its paperwork and yearly obligations.

Stays with you

  • The client relationship and your engagement. You introduced the client and keep your engagement as it is.
  • Specialist questions in your field. Commercial and market questions come back to you. Tax and legal points go to licensed advisers.
  • Market entry strategy. The market, the partners and the go-to-market plan stay with you.

Innaltis does

  • Structuring summary for the Asian entity. Structure, ownership and directors, set out in writing.
  • Operating facts and cost framework. Setup and running costs, for the business case.
  • Bookkeeping, accounts and local tax return. Kept for the Asian entity from day one.
  • Board resolutions and statutory registers. Prepared from our templates, kept up to date.
  • Shareholders’ agreement. If the client needs one: drafted from our templates, reviewed by partner lawyers.
  • Filing calendar and deadline reminders. We track the Asian deadlines and send the reminders.

A licensed firm does

  • Incorporation filing and registered office. Filed by a registered corporate service provider in Singapore, or a TCSP licensee in Hong Kong.
  • Company secretary and statutory filings. Statutory filings and the secretary role sit with the licensed firm, named in the engagement letter.
  • Resident nominee director in Singapore. Only when no director lives in Singapore. Arranged through a registered corporate service provider.
  • Statutory audit in Hong Kong. Signed and billed directly by the partner CPA firm. We prepare and coordinate the file.

All types of firm at a glance

Who carries each task for a referred client’s Singapore or Hong Kong entity, by partner type.
Task AccountantLaw firmTax adviserFractional CFOConsultancy
The client relationship and your engagement You You You You You
Specialist questions in your field You You You You You
Home-country books and group consolidation You Other advisers Other advisers Other advisers Other advisers
Home-country tax position and tax opinions Other advisers Other advisers You Other advisers Other advisers
Legal opinions Other advisers You Other advisers Other advisers Other advisers
Forecasting, budgets and board reporting Other advisers Other advisers Other advisers You Other advisers
Market entry strategy Other advisers Other advisers Other advisers Other advisers You
Shareholders’ agreement Innaltis You Innaltis Innaltis Innaltis
Structuring summary for the Asian entity Innaltis Innaltis Innaltis Innaltis Innaltis
Operating facts and cost framework Innaltis Innaltis Innaltis Innaltis Innaltis
Bookkeeping, accounts and local tax return Innaltis Innaltis Innaltis Innaltis Innaltis
Board resolutions and statutory registers Innaltis Innaltis Innaltis Innaltis Innaltis
Filing calendar and deadline reminders Innaltis Innaltis Innaltis Innaltis Innaltis
Incorporation filing and registered office Licensed firm Licensed firm Licensed firm Licensed firm Licensed firm
Company secretary and statutory filings Licensed firm Licensed firm Licensed firm Licensed firm Licensed firm
Resident nominee director in Singapore Licensed firm Licensed firm Licensed firm Licensed firm Licensed firm
Statutory audit in Hong Kong Licensed firm Licensed firm Licensed firm Licensed firm Licensed firm

Innaltis provides consulting and corporate services, not legal or tax advice. Where your situation needs a formal opinion, we name the question and refer you to a licensed adviser. Regulated filings are carried out by licensed firms we appoint and supervise, each named in the engagement letter.

What partners can rely on

What you can expect when you refer a client to us.

Prices you can quote

Our prices are published. You can quote the yearly packages, the incorporation fee and the government fees to a client without calling us first.

Written summaries you can share

Every structuring consultation ends with a written summary. Forward it, file it or use it to brief your team.

One team for both jurisdictions

The same people handle Singapore and Hong Kong, including when a client moves from one to the other.

Your client’s language

We work in English, French and Vietnamese. Official documents stay in English, and we explain them.

Replies in the European morning

Our team is in Asia and answers during the European morning.

Your field stays yours

Questions in your discipline come back to you. We do not take on home-country accounting, legal or tax work.

What your client pays

Prices are per year unless stated.

Innaltis prices for Singapore and Hong Kong
Item Singapore (SGD) Hong Kong (HKD)
Spark package Secretarial compliance only. You keep your own books. S$990 a year HK$8,900 a year
Ascent package Compliance plus accounting and tax for a small activity. S$1,990 a year HK$19,800 a year
Zenith package For a growing company: more transactions, XBRL filing, GST as an add-on. S$2,990 a year HK$23,800 a year
Incorporation fee One-off, new company only. A company moving to us pays none. S$500 HK$4,000
Government fees at incorporation Billed at cost. S$15 ACRA name application + S$300 registration HK$1,545 Companies Registry + HK$2,350 business registration fee and levy
Resident nominee director Only when no director lives in Singapore. S$2,000 a year Not needed. Hong Kong has no resident-director rule.
Statutory audit Billed by the auditor, not by Innaltis. Not required for most small companies. Quoted by an external auditor when needed. From HK$8,000 a year for assets under HK$10M, signed and billed by the partner CPA firm
Structuring consultation For a referred client who wants the structure written up. S$880, fixed. Written summary included. HK$2,500 an hour. Written summary included.

Planned launch prices, confirmed in writing before you commit. Government fees are billed at cost. A new company pays a one-off incorporation fee. Statutory audit in Hong Kong is billed by the partner CPA firm.

Guides to send a client

Planned service

Can Innaltis work under your name?

Not yet. We plan a white-label option for work that can carry your name without changing who is legally responsible for it. Your client will always know which licensed firm carries out regulated work, and the arrangement needs enough volume to justify a dedicated process with you. Terms and the minimum volume are agreed with each partner.

Could carry your name

  • Structuring summaries and cost frameworks, presented under your name
  • Bookkeeping, accounts and the local tax return of the Asian entity
  • The filing calendar and deadline reminders
  • Board resolutions and registers prepared from templates

Stays under the licensed firm’s name

  • Incorporation filing and the registered office, handled by a registered corporate service provider in Singapore or a TCSP licensee in Hong Kong
  • The company secretary role and statutory filings, handled by the same licensed firms
  • A resident nominee director in Singapore, arranged through a registered corporate service provider
  • The statutory audit in Hong Kong, signed by a CPA firm
  • Identity checks on the client, carried out by the licensed firm itself

When we are not the right partner

We would rather tell you before a first meeting.

  • Regulated work under your own name

    Incorporation, the secretary role, nominee directors and the Hong Kong audit stay with licensed firms named to the client. We cannot change this for any partner.

  • Introductions without a relationship

    We work best with advisers who know the client and stay involved. We are not set up to work from lists of contacts.

  • Other jurisdictions

    We work only in Singapore and Hong Kong. If your client needs Dubai, Delaware or Estonia, we will tell you on the first call.

  • Structures built around zero tax

    We do not promise lower tax. Our structures are built to stand up to investor due diligence and to the tax authorities.

  • A company needed before we open

    Incorporation opens in Q1 2027. Until then, we can offer a referred client a structuring consultation, and the setup follows once we open.

Who your clients will work with

Your clients work with our founders. The person who holds the first call writes the summary and stays on the file. Legal documents are drafted from our templates and reviewed by partner lawyers.

Innaltis is run by its founders, who come from corporate consulting and business law. You deal with them directly, from the first call to the written summary. Structuring questions are part of the job, never a surprise invoice. Regulated filings are executed by licensed firms we appoint and supervise, each named in your engagement letter. We introduce the team by name at launch.

A quiet meeting room with a table set for a client review, daylight from a window

How we work

  1. Scope

    A 30-minute call on your owners, activity, target market and timeline. We then agree the agenda and the price in writing.

  2. Structure

    We write up the structure: entities, ownership, directors, substance and the questions that need a specialist tax or legal opinion.

  3. Set up

    Once we open: incorporation, company secretary, registered address and resident director where required, executed by licensed firms we appoint and supervise.

  4. Run

    Bookkeeping, accounts, tax, annual return and meetings tracked in Atlas and reviewed by people, with a reminder before every deadline.

Tell us about your firm

We reply with a time for a first call. If the fit is right, we send draft referral terms for you to review.

Our team is in Asia and answers during the European morning.

Your firm
Clients a year who ask about Singapore or Hong Kong
What you are looking for
A client with a live need now?

We reply within one business day. No payment and no commitment: this request only starts a conversation. We never share your data, and you can ask us to delete it at any time.

Questions from advisers

Will you compete with my firm?

No. The division of work is set out in writing before you refer anyone. We take on the Singapore or Hong Kong entity, its structure, paperwork and yearly obligations. We do not take on home-country accounting, legal work or tax opinions. If the client asks us about them, we send the question back to you.

Who owns the client relationship?

You do. The client engages Innaltis directly for the Asian entity, because regulated work requires us and the licensed firms to know the client. The relationship you introduced stays yours, and with the client’s consent we copy you on summaries, key documents and deadlines.

How are referral fees handled?

Either as reciprocal referrals or as a referral fee. Whatever the arrangement, it is agreed in writing with each partner before the first referral and disclosed to the client where your professional rules require it.

Can you white-label your services?

Not yet. We plan a white-label option where it works in practice. Summaries, cost frameworks, bookkeeping, the filing calendar and template documents could carry your name. Incorporation, the secretary role, nominee directors and the Hong Kong audit cannot, because they are regulated and carried out by licensed firms named to the client.

Which jurisdictions do you cover?

Singapore and Hong Kong, with one team for both. Your clients can be based anywhere, and we work with them in English, French or Vietnamese.

Do you give legal or tax advice?

No. Innaltis provides consulting and corporate services, not legal or tax advice. Where your situation needs a formal opinion, we name the question and refer you to a licensed adviser. When you are the licensed adviser on the file, the question comes to you. Legal documents we prepare from templates are reviewed by partner lawyers.

How do we start?

Send us the enquiry form. We reply within one business day with a time for a 30-minute call. If the fit is right, we send draft referral terms, and you introduce your first client when you are ready.

Is Innaltis open yet?

Not yet. Incorporation and yearly compliance open in Q1 2027. Today we offer structuring consultations with a written summary. A client you refer now leaves with a plan, and the setup follows once we open.

References
  1. ACRA, Corporate Service Providers Act
  2. ACRA, Checking if you must register as a corporate service provider
  3. Companies Registry (Hong Kong), Guideline on Licensing of Trust or Company Service Providers

Information current as of 31 October 2026. It is general and not tax or legal advice.

A client asking about Singapore or Hong Kong?

Before you refer anyone, we set out in writing what stays with you and what we take on.

Discuss a partnership

We reply within one business day. No payment and no commitment: this request only starts a conversation. We never share your data, and you can ask us to delete it at any time.

Incorporation and ongoing compliance open in Q1 2027. Registering now reserves your founding-client terms. Nothing is filed and nothing is charged before then.

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