Do you need any forms for the annual review of Singapore companies?

As Singapore's annual review documents come directly from the shareholders' meeting, the annual review documents include various documents, including:

1, annual financial statement

The annual financial statement is the financial account book of the company in the current fiscal year, including accounts, income statement, balance sheet, cash flow statement, classification notes, etc. Directors of the company also need to add directors' reports and presentation documents.

2. Report to the annual general meeting of shareholders

The annual report is similar to that of Hong Kong companies. It needs to sort out the resolutions voted and signed by all directors, form official documents and submit them to the Singapore Companies Registry for the record.

3. Annual tax return

According to the requirements of the tax authorities, Singapore companies must prepare annual accounting accounts, estimate the tax payable as required, fill in the tax return form and submit it to the Singapore tax authorities for tax declaration. This process is very important, because in the subsequent stage of enterprise tax declaration, the expected taxable income statement and tax return form to be submitted are based on this statement.

4. Corporate tax declaration

The Inland Revenue Department of Singapore stipulates that in each fiscal year, Singapore private limited companies must declare corporate tax to the Inland Revenue Department of Singapore. Corporate tax is paid according to the pre-tax profit of the company's fiscal year, not the turnover. The corporate tax rate of private limited liability companies in Singapore is 17%.