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Auditing Consolidation Closing
This topic assumes an understanding of Tianlong Audit Methodology (TAM) and does not summarize or repeat our methodology. Instead, we read this topic in conjunction …
Auditing Business Combinations
The principal objectives in auditing business combinations are to determine whether: The transaction is properly approved (Rights and obligations assertion) The transaction is a business …
Dormant Company Filing Requirements in Singapore
Ever questioned yourself about what a dormant company is? What are the transactions allowed by ACRA for a dormant company? Are you still required to …
Guide on Singapore Foreign Worker Quota
How do you ensure you have enough Singaporean employees to hire the foreign staff you need? Once you incorporate a Singapore company, hiring employees is …
Audit principles
Objectives of an audit In conducting an audit of financial statements, our overall objectives are: To obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial statements as …
Compliance with ACRA Requirements – A Singapore Business Guide
Do you want to know more about the compliance requirements you need to maintain for your Singapore Company? According to the Singapore Companies Act, …
Taxation of employment income for Singaporeans working abroad
Executive summary Singaporeans are generally considered as Singapore tax residents. By concession, they could elect to be treated as non-residents, if they have been working …
What Singapore Registered Companies Need to Know About AGM and Annual Returns
Under the Companies Act, all Singapore incorporated companies are required to hold their Annual General Meeting (AGM) and file their annual returns. It is mandatory …
Compliance with IRAS Requirements – A Singapore Business Guide
According to the Singapore Companies Act, every Singapore Company must file certain reports to relevant government bodies each year. The Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore …
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