2012 Advisory for Landscape Register application 2012/2013

Dear Landscape Register Companies.

Please note that your current Landscape Register status will expire on 30 June 2012.

If your company  require new work permits or renew existing permits,  please to make the necessary application in the months  June & August 2012.  ( Admin fees during this period will be S$250; after this period  any company making a submission will be considered a new application and hence subjected to the S$350 admin fee)

For Companies which made  recent submissions in the past 6 months, if you intend to maintain your Register status,  please submit updated documents with the duly signed application.

Documents required will be:

i. ACRA Company Printout

ii. Past year's auditted financial statements/ Profit or loss statement

iii. IRAS Notice of Assessment and Form B/Form C/Form P ( which is applicable)

iv. Summary sheet of contracts, name of clients and value of projects ( Use Annex 1).Do include copies of contract, certificate of Completion.

v. Summary profile of employees in company & submit latest company CPF statements ( past 3 months).

As there will be a System migration to new online application, more information will be provided in due course.

Thank you for your attention.

Payment for NParks Landscape Company Registration

NParks Landscape e-Services will gradually move towards n fully electronic platform. With effect from May 2011, payment for NParks Landscape Company Registration shall be made online via the CUGE website using credit card / E-nets payment at the point of registration. Other forms of payment will no longer be accepted.

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