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Accounting & Bookkeeping

Keep your books accurate and compliant — from traditional businesses to Web3 and crypto ventures.

Accurate books, actionable insights

Every Singapore company must maintain proper accounting records under the Companies Act. Accuro takes care of your bookkeeping so you can focus on growing your business — with clean, audit-ready financials delivered on time, every time.

Whether you're a traditional SME or a Web3-native startup dealing with crypto and DeFi transactions, our team has the expertise to handle your books with precision and compliance.

  • Monthly and quarterly bookkeeping packages
  • Management reporting and financial statements
  • Accounts receivable and payable tracking
  • Bank and credit card reconciliation
  • Web3 accounting — crypto and DeFi transaction reconciliation
  • SFRS-compliant financial reporting
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S$200/month
or S$300/quarter
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What's included:

  • ✓ Transaction recording
  • ✓ Bank reconciliation
  • ✓ Financial statements
  • ✓ Management reports
  • ✓ Web3 accounting available

Frequently Asked Questions

Do Singapore companies need to keep accounting records?
Yes. Under the Companies Act, all Singapore-incorporated companies must maintain proper accounting records that sufficiently explain transactions and enable the preparation of financial statements. Records must be retained for at least 5 years.
What is the difference between monthly and quarterly bookkeeping?
Monthly bookkeeping provides real-time financial visibility with transactions recorded every month, ideal for active businesses. Quarterly bookkeeping batches three months of transactions at once, suitable for smaller companies with lower transaction volumes looking to reduce costs.
Can you handle accounting for crypto and Web3 businesses?
Yes. Accuro offers specialised Web3 accounting services including crypto transaction reconciliation, DeFi protocol tracking, token classification, and compliant financial reporting aligned with IRAS guidelines on digital token taxation.
What accounting standards are used in Singapore?
Singapore companies follow Singapore Financial Reporting Standards (SFRS) or SFRS for Small Entities, depending on company size. Accuro ensures your books comply with the applicable framework and are audit-ready.
When is the financial year-end for Singapore companies?
Companies can choose any date as their financial year-end (FYE). Common choices include 31 December, 31 March, or 30 June. Your first FYE must be within 18 months of incorporation. Accuro can advise on the optimal FYE for tax planning.

Ready to get your books in order?

Let Accuro handle your accounting so you can focus on what matters — growing your business.

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