Small private companies
Keeping the yearly filing on time without the stress.
Recurring statutory filing support
Annual Return Filing
Get your company's annual return prepared for filing, with the company information checked first.
About this service
Your company's yearly filing with ACRA
Every Singapore company files an annual return with ACRA each year. It updates ACRA on the company's key details, such as its officers, shareholders and registered address, and for most companies includes its financial statements.
For most private companies the annual return is due within seven months after the end of the financial year. Late filing can lead to penalties, so it pays to start early.
Who it's for
Is this you?
Dormant companies
Staying compliant while the business is not trading.
Founders who changed advisers
Picking up filings mid-year.
What we handle
What working with us covers.
Every request is a little different, so we shape the work around your situation.
- 01Review of the current company particulars
- 02Identification of details that need updating
- 03Preparation of the filing
- 04Follow-up on outstanding items before submission
Before you start
What you'll need.
Have these ready and we can move quickly. Don't worry if something is missing; we'll tell you what to look for.
- Your financial year end date
- Financial statements for the year
- Any changes to directors, shareholders or address during the year
- The date the AGM was held, or the date financial statements were sent to members
How it works
From first message to done.
- 1
Check company details
We review the details ACRA holds and note anything that needs updating.
- 2
Prepare the documents
Financial statements and resolutions are put in order for the filing.
- 3
File the annual return
We prepare the filing and follow up on any outstanding items.
- 4
Plan next year
You get a reminder of the next financial year end and filing window.
Questions
Annual Return Filing: common questions.
When is my annual return due?
For most private companies, within seven months after the financial year end. Listed companies have shorter timelines.
Do I need to hold an AGM?
Not always. A private company can skip the AGM if it sends its financial statements to members within five months after the financial year end, among other options.
What happens if I file late?
ACRA may impose late filing penalties, and repeated lapses can lead to further action against directors.
Talk to us about Annual Return Filing.
One message is enough to start. We reply with what applies to you and what we need.
