An annual return is an electronic document that every company must submit to ACRA for each year to keep its basic information current. The return contains the following information:

1. Company Name and Registration Number
2. Principal Activities
3. Registered Office Address
4. Details of Company Officers (directors, secretary)
5. Shareholder details, share capital, etc

Every Singapore company is required to host an annual general meeting every calendar year or 15 months from the last held AGM. Some of  matters that are to be discussed but not limited to are; tabling its financial statements for its shareholders’ approval, transacting any other businesses, reappointing auditors or declaring of dividends.

Every Singapore company is required to file its corporate taxes annually. Often cited as the top country providing attractive tax incentives and opportunity to reduce your income tax payable, taxes here are based on the net profit of your business and is filed typically 1 year after your FYE, which is known as your Year of Assessment (YA)

Management Accounts is a financial report which includes mainly the profit and loss, balance sheet and general ledger. These documents assist with giving in-depth statistics on the cash flow, sales revenue and outstanding liabilities of the company.