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Annual return filing with ACRA
Your annual return prepared and lodged within seven months of financial year end, with financial statements attached in the format ACRA requires.
What is included
What the annual return service covers
Deadline management
Non-listed companies file within seven months of financial year end. We schedule the return after the AGM or dispensation.
Company particulars review
Directors, shareholders, share capital, registered address and controllers verified before filing.
Financial statements
Full or simplified XBRL, or a solvency declaration for exempt private companies that qualify.
BizFile+ lodgement
Return filed by us as your registered filing agent, with ACRA's S$60 filing fee itemised.
Penalty avoidance
Late lodgement penalties start at S$300 and rise to S$600 when more than three months late. Our calendar keeps you ahead.
Overdue filings
Catch-up of missed years, with representation on penalty matters.
Pricing
Annual return from S$150 per filing
Sample fee excluding the ACRA filing fee and any XBRL preparation. Included in our corporate secretary plans.
Need XBRL as well?
Financial statements converted and validated in BizFinx before the return is filed.
Process
How the engagement works
01
Data check
Company particulars and financial statements reviewed.
02
XBRL or declaration
Financial statements prepared in the required format.
03
Your confirmation
Draft return sent for approval.
04
Lodgement
Filed on BizFile+ and confirmation stored in your records.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Within seven months after financial year end for non-listed companies, and within five months for listed companies. Companies with an overseas branch register have an additional month.
The annual return is filed after the AGM, or after financial statements are sent to members where the company is exempt from or has dispensed with the AGM.
ACRA charges S$300 if the return is filed within three months after the deadline and S$600 if later, in addition to possible enforcement action against directors.
Solvent exempt private companies may file a declaration of solvency instead. Other companies attach financial statements in XBRL, in full or simplified form depending on size.
A private company with no more than 20 shareholders, none of which is a corporation, or a company wholly owned by the Government that the Minister declares exempt.
Related services
Related services
XBRL filing
Financial statements in ACRA's required format.
AGM preparation
Meetings and resolutions before you file.
Corporate secretary
All statutory filings in one annual plan.
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