Singapore financial and tax consulting
EasySail helps Chinese-owned Singapore companies reconcile accounts, prepare tax reporting and explain cross-border transactions, linking routine financial records with year-end and GST-related work.
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Businesses with Singapore operations
Gather sales, purchases, staff expenses and bank records for local accounting.
Groups with related-party transactions
We check consistency between intercompany contracts, balances and actual activity.
Companies preparing filings or answering notices
We separate annual accounts, tax matters and audit assessment.
How we help you move forward
We connect your goals with practical next steps.
1. Understand the goal
We analyse receipts, payments, expenses and group balances to resolve differences in the company’s financial records.
2. Work through the options
We connect the accounts with prior returns and notices, focusing the tax review on issues that affect the reporting period.
3. Move the work forward
We organize explanations for related-party transactions and relevant GST work, with filing and audit responsibilities assigned to the appropriate professionals.
Service planning
and fees
We explain the proposed work alongside fees and ongoing costs.
Fees depend on year, volume, currencies, record quality and GST matters. We quote bookkeeping, income tax, GST, historical corrections and audit separately.
Our service in detail
Support tailored to your priorities : annual accounting analysis and corporate tax and GST tasks.
Annual account reconciliation
We analyse differences between bank, contract and expense records and balances. We separate missing evidence from transactions needing explanation, and identify annual accounting review priorities.
Income-tax handover
We compare reports, earlier filings and tax notices. We analyse points needing clarification and document dependencies, recommend a preparation sequence and coordinate with the appointed tax professional.
Transaction evidence review
We assess whether related-party facts and evidence support proposed relief, record assumptions and conditions requiring professional confirmation, and help the business compare next steps.
GST-related support
We record supply types, turnover and filing status to identify assessment or correction work.
Frequently asked questions
Q:What is the corporate tax rate in Singapore?
Singapore's standard corporate income tax rate is 17% of chargeable income. Exemptions and rebates have their own eligibility conditions and assessment-year requirements. A benefit for one year should not be treated as a permanent fixed rate, nor should final corporate tax be estimated simply by multiplying turnover by 17%. Reference: Singapore IRAS corporate income tax rates
Q:Do Singapore companies have to undergo auditing?
Not all Singapore companies require an audit, but registration as a private company does not automatically provide exemption. The small-company exemption usually involves private-company status and criteria concerning revenue, assets and employee numbers; group conditions must also be checked where applicable. Audit exemption does not remove the need to prepare accounts or make filings. Reference: Singapore ACRA audit exemption criteria
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