If I do not have a Unique Entity Number (UEN), can I register with the Board to pay my employees' CPF contributions?
You can apply for a CPF Submission Number (CSN) as you are considered to be trading under your own name hiring Singapore Citizen or Singapore Permanent Resident employees in your own capacity.
Some examples of employers trading under their own name include hawker hiring a hawker assistant, or a person who hires a personal driver, gardener, or domestic worker.
This information is sourced from CPF
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