Singapore has a roster of laws and regulations for business activities that generally involve renting and leasing.

• You are allowed to rent or lease out goods as long as such goods are not considered illegal. What are illegal goods? Some examples of illegal goods are weapons, firearms and firecrackers.
• To ensure that the goods you are renting out are legal, you should seek legal advice from professionals.

• Supply Of Goods Act (Cap. 394) governs the transfer of goods.

• Air Navigation Act (Cap. 6) of the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) provides for the control and regulation of aviation.
• Motor Vehicles (Third-Party Risks And Compensation) Act (Cap. 189) regulates third-party risks and compensation for injury or death due to the use of motor vehicles.
• Merchant Shipping Act (Cap. 179) governs the registration of ships and merchant shipping.

• Broadcasting Act (Cap. 28) relates to the installation, import, sale, possession or operation of broadcasting apparatus.
• Films Act (Cap. 107) covers issues such as the censorship and classification of films, as well as the licensing of businesses involved in the importing, making, distributing or exhibition of films.
• Undesirable Publications Act (Cap. 338) governs matters relating to the importation, distribution or reproduction of undesirable publications.