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Companies in Singapore that meet statutory thresholds must have their financial statements audited under the Companies Act. We deliver end-to-end audit services to ensure your accounts are accurate, compliant with ACRA and IRAS, and trusted by stakeholders – so you can focus on growing your business.
An audit is an independent, professional examination of financial statements or specific financial information to ensure accuracy, transparency, and compliance with applicable reporting standards. It helps stakeholders such as investors, regulators, and management gain confidence in the integrity of your business’s financial reporting. Audits also aid in identifying operational inefficiencies, preventing fraud, and supporting better-informed decision-making.
Local Expertise & Accreditation
Our team is fully accredited and experienced in Singapore’s accounting and audit regulations, ensuring your audit meets statutory requirements.
Comprehensive Scope
From statutory audits to specialized audits across diverse industries, we tailor our services to the unique needs of each business.
Customizable, Efficient Approach
By combining proven methodologies with technology, we deliver accurate results promptly, minimising disruption to your operations.
Business-Centric Insights
Our audits go beyond compliance by highlighting financial strengths, risks, and areas for improvement, empowering you to make better strategic decisions.
A mandatory audit to ensure your financial statements comply with regulatory standards such as IFRS, MFRS, or local equivalents.
We provide statutory audit services to support companies in fulfilling Singapore’s annual filing obligations, ensuring that financial statements and accounting records comply with regulatory standards.
What kind of firm must undergo an audit in Singapore?
Every registered company in Singapore is expected to file financial statements as well as have their accounting records and statements officially audited annually, unless they are exempted from doing so.
What are the benefit of an audit for a Singapore company?
There are a number of benefits of an audit, including:
Is an audit required for all companies in Singapore?
No, not all companies are required to undergo an audit. Small companies that meet the exemption criteria (revenue, assets, and employee thresholds) can file unaudited financial statements. However, many businesses still choose to be audited voluntarily to enhance transparency, attract investors, and improve governance practices.