Expert tax compliance and advisory

Singapore's tax regime is competitive, but navigating GST filings, corporate income tax, withholding tax, and stamp duty requires precision. Accuro's SCTP accredited tax professionals ensure your company stays fully compliant while taking advantage of every available incentive and exemption.

From quarterly GST returns to annual tax filings, transfer pricing documentation to WHT advisory — we cover the full spectrum of Singapore tax obligations.

  • GST compliance and quarterly filings
  • Corporate Income Tax (Form C / Form C-S) preparation and filing
  • Estimated Chargeable Income (ECI) filing
  • Stamp duty computation and advisory
  • Withholding tax (WHT) compliance and advisory
  • SCTP accredited tax professionals on your team
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S$500/year
Corporate Income Tax — from
S$800/year
GST Compliance (4 filings)
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What's included:

  • ✓ GST return preparation
  • ✓ CIT filing (Form C/C-S)
  • ✓ ECI submission
  • ✓ Tax planning advisory
  • ✓ SCTP accredited team

Frequently Asked Questions

When does a Singapore company need to register for GST?
GST registration is mandatory when your taxable turnover exceeds S$1 million in the past 12 months, or you expect it to exceed S$1 million in the next 12 months. Voluntary registration is also available. Once registered, you must file GST returns quarterly.
What is the corporate tax rate in Singapore?
Singapore's headline corporate tax rate is 17%. However, with partial tax exemptions and the startup tax exemption scheme (SUTE), effective rates can be significantly lower — as low as 4.25% on the first S$200,000 of chargeable income for qualifying new companies.
When is the deadline for filing Corporate Income Tax?
Companies must file their Estimated Chargeable Income (ECI) within 3 months of their financial year-end, and the annual tax return (Form C or Form C-S) by 30 November each year. Late filings may result in penalties from IRAS.
What is withholding tax and when does it apply?
Withholding tax (WHT) applies when a Singapore company makes payments to non-residents for services such as royalties, interest, management fees, or technical services. The payer must withhold a percentage of the payment and remit it to IRAS. Rates vary from 10% to 22% depending on the payment type and applicable tax treaties.
Do you have accredited tax professionals?
Yes. Accuro's tax team includes professionals accredited under the Singapore Chartered Tax Professionals (SCTP) framework, ensuring you receive expert advice that is current, compliant, and optimised for your business structure.

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