A company must meet at least two out of the following three
criteria for each
of the past two (2) financial years:
. Total annual revenue exceeds S$10 million
. Total assets exceed S$10 million
. Total number of employees is more than 50
Compliance Assurance
Ensuring adherence to accounting
standards and
regulations.
Risk Assessment
Identifying and mitigating potential
financial risks.
Independent Audits
Offering unbiased opinions on financial
statements.
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What You Need to Know About Statutory Audits in
Singapore?
In Singapore,statutory audits are mandatory for all companies
unless they qualify for
audit exemption under the small company criteria. Companies that are required to be
audited must appoint a qualified auditor within three (3) months of their incorporation.
These audits can only be conducted by a Public Accountant (PA) registered with the
Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA).
The purpose of a statutory audit is to provide an independent assessment of a company's
financial statements, ensuring accuracy, compliance with Singapore Financial Reporting
Standards (SFRS), and transparency for stakeholders. it plays a vital role in
maintaining trust and accountability in the corporate landscape.
Financial Audits in Singapore: Ensuring
Accuracy and Accountability
Financial audits are a key part of maintaining transparency
and
trust in your
business. In Singapore, financial audits must be conducted by a Certified Public
Accountant (PA)registered with ACRA.
These audits review a company's financial statements to ensure they are accurate,
complete, and in compliance with SFRS. Most importantly, a financial audit provides
valuable insights that support sound decision-making and builds credibility with
investors, lenders, and stakeholders.
Our Audit Approach
Our audit approach is designed to provide reasonable
assurance that the financial statements are not materially misstated and are presented
fairly in accordance with applicable accounting standards and relevant statutory
requirements.
Criteria for Statutory Audit in
Singapore
Financial Audits in Singapore: Ensuring
Accuracy and Accountability
Financial audits are a key part of maintaining transparency
and
trust in your
business. In Singapore, financial audits must be conducted by a Certified Public
Accountant (PA)registered with ACRA.
These audits review a company's financial statements to ensure they are accurate,
complete, and in compliance with SFRS. Most importantly, a financial audit provides
valuable insights that support sound decision-making and builds credibility with
investors, lenders, and stakeholders.
Our Audit Approach
Our audit approach is designed to provide reasonable
assurance that the financial statements are not materially misstated and are presented
fairly in accordance with applicable accounting standards and relevant statutory
requirements.
Criteria for Statutory Audit in
Singapore
If a company is part of a group, the entire group must not qualify
as a small group and must meet the consolidated thresholds. This means the group
must meet at least two out of the following three criteria on a consolidated
basis for each of the past two (2) financial years:
. The group's total annual revenue exceeds S$10 million
. The group's total assets exceed S$10 million
. The group has more than 50 employees
. The group's total annual revenue exceeds S$10 million
. The group's total assets exceed S$10 million
. The group has more than 50 employees
