The Singapore Tax Governance Framework (TGF) is a voluntary compliance initiative launched by the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS) to help companies improve their tax governance and risk management. It encourages businesses to establish a strong tax governance policy based on three key building blocks: complying with tax laws, implementing a governance structure for managing tax risks, and building a positive relationship with tax authorities.
Singapore adopts a modified territorial tax system. This means that tax is imposed on all income accrued in or derived from Singapore, and on all foreign-sourced income remitted to the country. Though notably, there are exemptions for qualifying foreign-sourced income including dividends, branch profits, and service income.
Singapore’s tax landscape is constantly evolving, and IRAS has increased its scrutiny of corporate and GST filings in recent years. For SMEs, staying compliant without professional support has become increasingly complex and risky.
Managing tax compliance in-house can expose businesses to missed deadlines, incorrect filings, overlooked exemptions, and potential penalties or audits by IRAS. Without specialised knowledge, companies may also miss opportunities to optimise their tax position within legal bounds.
By engaging a qualified tax advisory firm in Singapore, businesses gain access to accurate, timely, and strategic support. Expert advisors ensure your corporate and GST filings are compliant, assist with GST registration Singapore matters, and provide guidance to manage tax liability efficiently.
Outsourcing tax management allows business owners to focus on growth and operations while reducing exposure to costly errors.
When it comes to tax evasion, Singapore has very strict laws and regulations, making it a serious criminal offence with stringent penalties for the offenders. While most Singapore taxpayers readily comply with the law, some businesses and individuals try to evade taxes using unlawful means.
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Comprehensive Tax Advisory Services in Singapore to Ensure Full Compliance with IRAS Requirements. Regular Internal Tax Reviews and Checks to Identify Discrepancies and Ensure Full Adherence to Singapore’s Tax Regulations.
Non-active business: S$300 / year
Active business: From S$500 / year
GST registration/deregistration: From S$500 (one-off)
GST return submission: From S$150 / quarter
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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
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, if your business wants to stay compliant, avoid penalties, and make informed financial decisions that maximise tax savings.
We provide corporate tax planning, ECI filing, Form C and Form C-S preparation and submission, GST registration and quarterly GST filing, withholding tax compliance, personal income tax filing, and IRAS audit support.
Our team tailors the scope of service to your business structure and regulatory requirements.
Your company is required to register for GST in Singapore when your annual taxable turnover exceeds S$1 million.
Businesses below this threshold may apply for voluntary GST registration to reclaim input GST on business expenses. Our team handles the full registration process with IRAS on your behalf.
Estimated Chargeable Income (ECI) is an estimate of your company's taxable income for a Year of Assessment.
Most Singapore companies are required to file ECI with IRAS within three months from the end of their financial year. Our team prepares and submits your ECI filing on time to avoid late filing penalties.
Late or incorrect tax filings with IRAS can result in financial penalties, additional interest charges, and, in some cases, IRAS investigations.
Engaging a professional tax compliance service ensures your corporate tax and GST obligations are met accurately and on time.
Targets: tax compliance Singapore, IRAS penalties Singapore
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