Accountant in Tampines New Town
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Typical price: SGD 200–SGD 4,000
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Accountant prices in Tampines New Town
| Job size | Low | Typical | High |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sole-proprietor / individual tax Personal or sole-prop income tax filing | SGD 300 | SGD 600 | SGD 1,200 |
| Pte Ltd unaudited accounts + tax Compilation, ECI and Form C-S filing | SGD 800 | SGD 1,800 | SGD 4,000 |
| Monthly bookkeeping + GST (per month) Books, GST and payroll retainer | SGD 200 | SGD 400 | SGD 1,000 |
How to hire a accountant pro in Singapore
- Check the firm is ACRA-registered and, for tax, an Accredited Tax Practitioner (SCTP)
- Confirm scope: annual financial statements, ECI and Form C-S/C, GST
- Ask whether XBRL filing to ACRA is included
- Get a written engagement letter and fixed fee
- Confirm IRAS Corppass agent access
- Ask about company-secretarial and annual-return filing
Accounting firms should be ACRA-registered; statutory audit is required only for companies exceeding small-company thresholds, so many SMEs need only compilation plus tax. Corporate filings run through IRAS (tax) and ACRA (accounts, in XBRL). ISCA membership signals professional standards.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I find a good accountant near me in Tampines New Town?
In Tampines New Town, ask other business owners for referrals, confirm the firm holds a recognised professional-body membership, and check they know your industry. A short intro call plus a clear fixed-fee proposal beats picking on price alone.
When should I hire an accountant?
Common triggers: incorporating a company, hitting the VAT/GST registration threshold, taking on employees, or spending too many hours on the books yourself. Engaging one before year-end (not the week the return is due) gets you planning value, not just compliance.
What's the difference between a bookkeeper and an accountant?
A bookkeeper records transactions, reconciles accounts and runs payroll. An accountant prepares statutory accounts, files tax, and advises on structure and planning. Small firms often use a bookkeeper monthly and an accountant annually.
How much does an accountant cost for a small business?
Most accountants now price by fixed monthly package rather than the hour. A sole trader's annual return is a modest one-off fee; a small limited company's year-end accounts plus tax filing is a mid three- to four-figure annual cost; ongoing bookkeeping and payroll add a monthly retainer on top.
Can an accountant help me pay less tax legally?
Yes — legitimate planning around business structure, allowable expenses, pension contributions, timing of income, and available reliefs is core work. Be wary of anyone promoting aggressive 'schemes'; if it sounds too good, it usually attracts penalties later.
Does my Singapore company need an audit?
Only if it exceeds the 'small company' thresholds (two of: revenue >S$10m, assets >S$10m, >50 employees). Most SMEs qualify for audit exemption and need only unaudited compilation plus tax filing, which is far cheaper.
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