Document background
The Authorization Letter Company serves as a crucial legal instrument in Singapore's corporate landscape, enabling businesses to delegate specific powers and responsibilities to designated representatives. This document is essential when a company needs to authorize someone to act on its behalf for matters such as signing documents, conducting transactions, or representing the company in official dealings. Under Singapore law, the authorization letter must clearly specify the scope of authority, include proper corporate identification, and comply with the Companies Act requirements. It's particularly important for maintaining clear audit trails and ensuring proper corporate governance in business operations.
