Bookkeeping Services in Singapore

Monthly Reports You Receive

Each month, you receive a clear set of reports showing how the business performed, what it owns and owes, and where cash moved. Financial statements are prepared in accordance with SFRS.

Profit and loss statement
Shows whether the business made a profit or loss over the period and where income and expenses came from.

Balance sheet
Shows what the business owns, what it owes and the value left in the company at the reporting date.

Cash flow summary
Shows how cash moved through the business, including money received, money paid and changes in available cash.

Trial balance
Shows whether account balances are aligned before financial statements are prepared and helps identify entries that need review.

Aged receivables and payables
Shows which customer invoices remain unpaid, which supplier bills are due and how long each balance has been outstanding.

General ledger
Shows the detailed transaction history behind each account, so you can trace balances back to the underlying entries.
We deliver your monthly reports in your preferred cloud accounting software. You can review the latest figures there whenever you need them.

Bookkeeping Compliance in Singapore (SFRS, ACRA and IRAS)

Accurate accounting records sit behind every corporate filing and financial statement. When comparing bookkeeping services in Singapore providers, you need records that support preparation throughout the year, while the company and its officers remain responsible for their statutory obligations.

Singapore-incorporated companies prepare financial statements in accordance with Singapore Financial Reporting Standards, or SFRS. Qualifying smaller companies may use SFRS for Small Entities. We maintain the underlying accounting records so figures used in financial statements can be traced back to recorded transactions.

The Companies Act 1967 requires companies to keep proper accounting records that explain their transactions and financial position, and to retain them for at least five years. The Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore, or IRAS, also requires records to be retained for at least five years from the relevant Year of Assessment. Records may be physical or electronic, provided they remain retrievable throughout the retention period. Failure to keep proper accounting records is an offence under the Companies Act 1967 and can carry fines of up to S$5,000.

Clean monthly records make recurring filings easier to prepare from current figures. Estimated Chargeable Income, or ECI, is filed with IRAS within three months of the financial year end unless the company qualifies for a waiver. The corporate tax return, filed as Form C-S, Form C-S Lite or Form C, is due by 30 November. Private companies file their annual return with the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority, or ACRA, within seven months of the financial year end.

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Who This Is For

Your bookkeeping needs depend on where your business is now, whether you are building, catching up or preparing for external review.

Small businesses and startups
You are building systems while managing daily operations. Small business bookkeeping keeps transactions organised and gives you dependable records as activity grows.

Companies that already have a tax agent
Your tax agent handles filings, while the underlying books need regular upkeep. We keep records current and ready for their work.

Newly incorporated companies
A newly incorporated company needs proper accounting records from the start. We help establish a clean bookkeeping base for ongoing reporting.

Businesses with a bookkeeping backlog
Months of unreconciled entries or missing records can leave your books behind. We bring the backlog up to date and restore order.

Foreign-owned entities
Your Singapore entity may be managed from overseas or by a regional finance team. We maintain the local books with a Singapore-based, qualified team.

Companies preparing for audit or financing
You need records for an audit, lender review or financing discussion. We organise the books so figures can be traced and reviewed.

Foreign-owned entities can use the same package options, with scope matched to their bookkeeping needs.

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Why Choose Futre for Bookkeeping in Singapore

When you compare bookkeeping services in Singapore providers, credentials matter when they improve the work you receive. Our Singapore-based team combines accounting experience, professional standing and a clear focus on statutory requirements.

A team with ex-Big 4 and MNC experience
Our team brings ex-Big 4 and MNC experience. You get bookkeeping informed by structured finance environments and disciplined reporting practices.

ACCA Approved Employer status
Futre holds ACCA Approved Employer status. You have a clear professional credential to consider when assessing the team responsible for maintaining your books.

15 years and more in the field
We bring 15 years and more in the field to your bookkeeping. That experience supports sound judgement when records contain unusual entries.

A statutory compliance focus
Our work focuses on statutory compliance and proper accounting records. Your books stay organised with SFRS-based financial statements and required company filings in mind.

Cloud-accounting fluency
We work fluently with cloud accounting platforms. You get accessible records and a clearer handover between your team and ours when figures need checking or review.

Tell us about your company and we'll scope your bookkeeping.
After you send the form, we review your current setup and contact you to discuss the bookkeeping scope your company requires.

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