Singapore corporate audit
In Singapore, not all companies in operation need to do audit. Generally, small and medium-sized enterprises in Singapore do not need audit and only need to provide financial statements. Audit is mainly for high turnover or large holding company scale, meet certain standards, will be required to do audit.
What are the risks of a Singapore company meeting the audit conditions but not conducting an audit?
Singapore corporate audit process
- The first step Confirm the business situation with customers, customers provide information (financial statements including detailed accounts, corporate structure), and our company offers prices
- The second step Sign the commission agreement and pay the money. Our company will send the bank confirmation letter to the customer for confirmation
- The third step Start the audit process, communicate on audit issues, and supplement information as needed
- Step four Confirm the draft audit and send the electronic version of the audit report to the client for confirmation
- Step five Submit the audit report to the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore and send the return receipt to the client
Note: Audit time required1The procedure varies due to the complexity of the company's finances. If the company has multiple holdings, consolidated statements, etc., the audit time may increase.
Information required for audit of Singapore company
- Full set of secretarial documents
- Last year's audit report and Assessment Form (if any)
- Bank statement
- sales/Cost contract, invoice, bill of lading, etc
- Expense bill(Pay stubs, freight invoices, office expenses)
- Fixed assets and intangible assets purchased (if any)
- Investment (bonds, stocks, etc.)
- Subsidiary documents (if any)