
Incorporation and Secretarial from SGD 750
You must meet the following requirements before applying to the ACRA to start the process of forming a Singapore private limited company:
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Incorporation, Secretarial and Nominee director from SGD 5,000
You must meet the following requirements before applying to the ACRA to start the process of forming a Singapore private limited company:
The price is fully inclusive covering all registration preparation, ACRA filing, and the government fee with no hidden charges.
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Appointing Company Secretary (ACRA compliance requirements)
Companies must appoint a company secretary within six months from the date of incorporation. This position cannot be left vacant for more than six months, or the directors may face a penalty of up to SGD1,000.
A company secretary is responsible for the administration of the company. They are also required to ensure that all directors and shareholders are informed of their statutory obligations, such as the filing of annual returns.
The responsibilities of a secretary can vary depending on a company's needs. Below are some examples:
A statutory audit is a mandatory externalreview of a company’s financial statements, as required under Singapore’sCompanies Act and overseen by the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority(ACRA).
We, together with our affiliated CPA firm providereliable statutory audit services in Singapore. We support businesses acrossdiverse industries, including growing SMEs, multinational subsidiaries, andbranches of listed companies.
We work closely with our clients to gain a thorough understanding of their business operations, internal controls, and financial reporting processes. This allows us to identify key risk areas,provide practical recommendations, and ensure that financial statements present a true and fair view of the company’s financial position.
Our statutory audit services include:
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Where a company has qualified as a smallcompany, it continues to be a small company for subsequent financial yearsuntil it is disqualified. A small company is disqualified if:
Where a group has qualified as a smallgroup, it continues to be a small group for subsequent financial years until itdoes not meet at least 2 of the 3 the quantitative criteria for the immediatepast two consecutive financial years.
A “small company” is exempt from auditingtheir financial statements. A company qualifies as a small company if
total annual revenue notexceeding $10m;For a company which is part of a group:
For a group to be a small group, it mustmeet at least 2 of the 3 quantitative criteria on a consolidated basis for theimmediate past two consecutive financial years.
What are the types of audits?
Pricing plans
Non-active or Less 50 transactions for fixed accounting
Effortless Yearly Accounting: 1- 3 pages of bank statement or Revenue below S$100k
Annual Financial Statements
Annual Return Tax
Xero Subscription Support
Limited Bookkeeping
Set up chart of accounts
Payroll and CPF data entry
No GST submission
Only Singapore Currency
No Annual Return Filing
Limited Bookkeeping
Set up chart of accounts
Payroll and CPF software
GST submission
Singapore, USD, GBP Currency
Compliance Report including XBRL filing
Annual Tax Filing
Limited Bookkeeping
Set up chart of accounts
Payroll and CPF software
GST submission
Singapore, USD, GBP Currency
Compliance Report including XBRL filing
Annual Tax Filing
Consolidatedaccounts
Frequently Asked Questions
No, audit is not mandatory for allcompanies in Singapore. It depends on whether the company qualifies for thesmall company audit exemption under the Accounting and Corporate RegulatoryAuthority (ACRA) and the Companies Act.
You can contact us to discuss yourrequirements. Our team will assess your needs and propose a tailored audit planaligned with your business objectives.
The timeline depends on the size andcomplexity of your business, as well as the readiness of your financialrecords. We aim to complete audits efficiently while maintaining the higheststandards.
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