Singapore Tax & Compliance Framework

An overview of the key ACRA and IRAS obligations for running a compliant Singaporean company.

Corporate Compliance (ACRA)

Maintaining your company's good standing with the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA) is paramount.

Annual General Meeting (AGM) Compliance
Annual Return Filing
Company Secretary Services
Maintaining Statutory Registers

Tax Compliance (IRAS)

Managing all tax obligations with the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS) to ensure full compliance and benefit from incentives.

Estimated Chargeable Income (ECI) Filing
Annual Tax Return (Form C-S/C)
Goods and Services Tax (GST) Filing
Start-up Tax Exemption (SUTE) Advice

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How does business compliance work in Singapore?

Compliance in Singapore is managed by two main bodies: ACRA (for corporate governance) and IRAS (for taxes). Key annual tasks include holding an Annual General Meeting (AGM), filing an Annual Return with ACRA, and filing a corporate tax return with IRAS. A company secretary is also mandatory to oversee these processes.

What are the key risks of non-compliance in Singapore?

Non-compliance in Singapore leads to fines and penalties from ACRA and IRAS for late filings. Directors can be prosecuted for failing to meet their statutory duties. Continued failure can result in the company being struck off the register, which harms its reputation and can lead to legal issues for the directors.