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General accounting support

Business Accounting

Regular accounting for your business, based on the records you provide for each agreed period.

About this service

Keeping your company's accounts current and useful

Accounting turns your day-to-day transactions into records you can rely on: what you earned, what you spent and where the business stands.

Singapore companies must keep proper accounting records, generally for at least five years, and these records feed into the financial statements, annual return and tax filings.

Who it's for

Is this you?

Small businesses

Wanting books handled properly without hiring in-house.

Growing companies

Needing regular numbers to make decisions.

Founders catching up

Getting backlogged records in order.

A laptop with charts beside a calculator and notebook

What we handle

What working with us covers.

Every request is a little different, so we shape the work around your situation.

  1. 01Discussion of the accounting scope
  2. 02Organisation of the records provided
  3. 03Accounting work based on the agreed period
  4. 04Clear follow-up on missing information

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.

  • Bank statements for the period
  • Sales invoices and receipts
  • Purchase bills and expense receipts
  • Payroll records, if you have staff
Documents to prepare for Business Accounting

How it works

From first message to done.

  1. 1

    Agree the period

    We set the reporting period and how records will be shared.

  2. 2

    Organise the records

    Transactions are recorded and categorised.

  3. 3

    Follow up gaps

    We flag missing or unclear items for you to clarify.

  4. 4

    Deliver the accounts

    You receive your accounts for the period.

Questions

Business Accounting: common questions.

What is the difference between bookkeeping and accounting?

Bookkeeping records transactions. Accounting uses those records to produce reports and statements.

How long must I keep my records?

Companies are generally required to keep accounting records for at least five years.

Can you help with a backlog?

Yes. Catching up on past periods is a common request.

Talk to us about Business Accounting.

One message is enough to start. We reply with what applies to you and what we need.

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