Even if your company is exempt from statutory audit, you are still required to prepare and file unaudited annual financial statements. The annual financial statements help to compute and prepare the corporate tax returns of your company. However, when your company is exempt from audit, you don’t need to appoint an auditor within 3 months of incorporation and your accounts do not undergo official auditing.
At Tianlong Services, you can engage us to perform the necessary schedules and prepare the unaudited financial statement reports in accordance with Singapore Financial Reporting Standards so long as your business qualifies as a ‘small company’ or ‘dormant company.’ Unaudited financial statement requirements in Singapore may be confusing for some but here at Tianlong Services, we assure you that we guide you every step of the way to making the preparation of unaudited financial statements in Singapore easier for you.
According to the Singapore Company’s Act, corporations that qualify for the “small company” category must be private companies in the current financial year, and must meet at least two of the following three criteria within the last two consecutive financial years:
- Total annual revenue of SGD$10 million or less;
- Total assets of SGD$10 million or less; or
- 50 employees or less.
Small companies are required to submit their unaudited financial statements. Here at Tianlong Services, with regards to the unaudited financial statement requirements in Singapore, we are here to guide you through this journey to ensure that the submission of audited and unaudited financial statements in Singapore is easy to understand for you and your business.
Small companies are also required to submit their unaudited profit and loss statements to ensure that they tally. The unaudited profit and loss statements are also important to ensure that the company is able to track the different profits and losses that the company has gone through. It is also important so that your company is able to plan on how to improve your company financially or in other aspects of your business.
The IRAS defines a dormant company as a business that has not generated any income during a specific period of time, typically a financial year. However, it may have incurred expenses.
On the other hand, ACRA defines a dormant company to have no accounting transactions during a financial year. However, certain activities of a Singapore company are not considered accounting transactions. These include:
- The appointment of an auditor;
- The appointment of a company secretary;
- The maintenance of a legal address;
- The payment of fees and/or penalties applied by ACRA;
- The maintenance and bookkeeping of registries and company books; and
- Transactions related to the taking of shares by a new shareholder or subscriber under certain conditions.
Here at Tianlong Services, we can assist you and your company with providing unaudited financial statement templates. After a simple consultation with us and engaging our services, we are more than pleased to help you with your financial statements.