Compilation Services Singapore
Your company may be exempted from audit if it is a Private Exempt Company (“EPC”). EPC means that no corporate shareholder in the company and the number of shareholders in the company is not more than 20. In addition: Annual revenue of the company does not exceed $5 million for financing years start
Your company may be exempted from audit if it is a Private Exempt Company (“EPC”). EPC means that no corporate shareholder in the company and the number of shareholders in the company is not more than 20. In addition:
- Annual revenue of the company does not exceed $5 million for financing years starting on and after 1 June 2004,
- Shareholders who represent 5% or more of a company’s ordinary shares do not request for audit, or
- Banks or other creditors/financial Companies do not require auditing.
Companies exempt from audit and filing requirement are still required to prepare a full set of financial statements (compilation report) including explanatory notes. This report must be accompanied by the Directors’ Report and the Statement by Directors and must be prepared in compliance with the Financial Reporting Standards (“FRS”).
Estimated fees for reference: (please contact us for free quotation)
Compilation of Unaudited Financial Statements
Pricing information
Compilation Report Fees
Compilation Report Fees
SGD$300
Fixed Assets (Property, Plant & Equipment)
SGD$100
Investment
SGD$100
Investment Property
SGD$150
Inventory (Stock)
SGD$100
Foreign Currency Transactions
SGD$200
Borrowings / Hire Purchase
SGD$200
Consolidation of Group Accounts
SGD$600
Please contact us for free quotation.
Statutory Financial Statements consists of:
(a) Statement of Financial Position
(b) Statement of Comprehensive Income
(c) Statement of Changes in Equity
(d) Statement of Cash Flows
(e) Basic Notes to the Accounts
The pricing information above includes the listed additional charges for other items, if applicable, to be presented in the Compilation Report.
FAQs
Compilation service FAQs
These answers restate the audit exemption and report information shown on this page.
What is an EPC?
EPC means that there is no corporate shareholder in the company and the number of shareholders in the company is not more than 20.
Do audit-exempt companies still need financial statements?
Companies exempt from audit and filing requirement are still required to prepare a full set of financial statements, including explanatory notes.
What financial statements are listed in the statutory set?
The page lists the Statement of Financial Position, Statement of Comprehensive Income, Statement of Changes in Equity, Statement of Cash Flows, and Basic Notes to the Accounts.
Need a starting point?
Get clear on your next step.
Tell us what you are working through and the BizCom team can guide the conversation.
More from BizCom
Related services
Audit Services Singapore
An audit is required for all companies in Singapore unless your company is exempted from audit. A company is exempted from audit if all following conditions are met: Turnover/Sales is less than S$5 million, and There are no corporate shareholders, and Number of shareholders is less than 20 persons,
Learn moreBookkeeping Services Singapore
Timely and accurate financial information is imperative for any business or company to maintain a competitive advantage in today’s dynamic business environment. Reliable information is a vital fundamental in building confidence in the value of an organization, both for the investor and the public. B
Learn moreCompany Common Seal Singapore
The common seal creates an embossing effect when pressure is applied. The seal is usually required for legal documents, share certificates, deeds and major contracts. The common seal consist of two metal plates in which one plate has the protruding print contents while the other plate has the corres
Learn more