SSIC 476 RETAIL SALE OF CULTURAL AND RECREATION GOODS IN SPECIALISED STORES

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HASH COLLECTIBLES

Incorporated May 2026

SSIC: 476
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1424 GOODS

Incorporated May 2026

SSIC: 476
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POWERGEAR

Incorporated May 2026

SSIC: 476
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VYNPOP PTE. LTD.

Incorporated May 2026

SSIC: 476
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ABUNDANT VAULT

Incorporated May 2026

SSIC: 476
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MUDKIPMARSH TCG

Incorporated May 2026

SSIC: 476
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SYTCG

Incorporated May 2026

SSIC: 476
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THE NODE COLLECTION PTE. LTD.

Incorporated May 2026

SSIC: 476
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TINYMIND PTE. LTD.

Incorporated May 2026

SSIC: 476
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LAI LIAO TCG

Incorporated May 2026

SSIC: 476
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NINIPUPUTCG

Incorporated May 2026

SSIC: 476
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ARENN LLP

Incorporated May 2026

SSIC: 476
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Understanding SSIC 476

The SSIC 476 classification pertains to retail sale of cultural and recreation goods in specialised stores. This official code is mandatory when registering a business entity with ACRA (Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority) in Singapore.

Key Characteristics:

  • Compliance with the Companies Act (Cap. 50) regarding annual returns and financial reporting is mandatory.
  • Common business structures include sole proprietorships, partnerships, and private limited companies (Pte Ltd) registered with ACRA.
  • Regulatory requirements include compliance with the Consumer Protection (Fair Trading) Act (CPFTA) regarding fair trading practices and warranties.

Common Business Operations

Retail sale of cultural, recreational and sporting goods (including books, newspapers and stationery) (SSIC 476) refers to retail sale of books, newspapers, stationery, music and video recordings, sporting goods, games and toys in Singapore.

Specific activities include operating bookstores, newsstands, sports equipment shops, and toy stores, often located in shopping malls or HDB estates.
Examples include retail sale of textbooks (as per ACRA's guidelines), sporting apparel, and musical instruments.
Industry practices often involve e-commerce platforms and participation in government initiatives like the Enterprise Singapore's Productivity Solutions Grant (PSG) for technology adoption.