Small companies
Filing Form C-S or C-S (Lite) correctly.
Tax compliance support
Corporate Tax Filing
Get your company's corporate tax filing prepared, with the information checked and any gaps followed up.
About this service
Filing your company's income tax with IRAS
Singapore companies file their corporate income tax with IRAS each year. This usually involves an Estimated Chargeable Income (ECI) filing after the financial year end, followed by Form C-S, C-S (Lite) or C.
The corporate tax filing deadline is generally 30 November each year, and good records make the process much smoother.
Who it's for
Is this you?
New companies
Getting their first tax filing right.
Companies with tax questions
Making sense of deductions and allowances.
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 information supplied
- 02Identification of additional records needed
- 03Preparation of the tax filing
- 04Clarification of submission steps and outstanding items
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.
- Financial statements for the year
- Tax computation details, if prepared
- Records of capital assets bought
- Any letters or notices from IRAS
How it works
From first message to done.
- 1
Review your year
We go through the financial statements and records.
- 2
Work out the tax position
Adjustments, allowances and exemptions are applied.
- 3
Prepare the filing
The ECI and tax return are prepared for your review.
- 4
Submit and follow up
The filing is submitted and any IRAS queries are handled.
Questions
Corporate Tax Filing: common questions.
What is Estimated Chargeable Income?
An estimate of the company's taxable income, generally filed within three months after the financial year end. Some companies are waived from filing it.
Which form do I use?
Smaller companies with simpler affairs may use Form C-S or C-S (Lite). Others use Form C.
Are there tax exemptions for new companies?
Qualifying new start-up companies may get partial tax exemptions in their first years. We check what applies.
Talk to us about Corporate Tax Filing.
One message is enough to start. We reply with what applies to you and what we need.
