A Singapore public accounting firm, built around audit
Accorp PAC provides statutory audit, corporate tax and accounting services to Singapore SMEs, private companies and subsidiaries of overseas groups.
- ACRA-registered
- Partner-led engagements
- From market entry to statutory audit
An illustration of how we run an engagement. Not a live system or a client record.
Registrations, memberships and accreditations
Each mark below is held on a different basis. We list them by what they actually are.
What we do
Services
Audit is our lead service. Specialist teams handle corporate tax, accounting, and the corporate services a company needs alongside them.
Audit and assurance
Statutory audits for Singapore-incorporated companies, and audits required by lenders, regulators or your group.
Corporate tax
Corporate tax computations and filing, GST registration and returns, and correspondence with IRAS.
Accounting and bookkeeping
Monthly and annual bookkeeping, management accounts, and financial statements prepared to Singapore standards.
Company incorporation
Company registration with ACRA, with your accounting and corporate tax set up from the first financial year.
Corporate secretarial
Named company secretary, annual returns and statutory registers kept current rather than reconstructed.
Before you engage anyone
Do you actually need an audit?
Singapore exempts small companies from statutory audit. Enter your figures and we will show you how they sit against the criteria ACRA sets. No meeting, no obligation.
Want this confirmed against your actual accounts?
Leave your details and we will check your position properly — including the two-year test and, if it applies, your group. No obligation.
Or book a consultation instead.
The small company criteria are set by ACRA under the Companies Act and are assessed across the two immediately preceding financial years. This is an indication based on the figures you entered, not an audit opinion or advice on your position. ACRA opened a review of this framework on 26 February 2026 and the current thresholds remain in force. ACRA publishes the current criteria. Figures last checked 19 September 2026.
How we work
A statutory audit, end to end
Four stages. You know at each point what is needed from you and what happens next.
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1
Scoping
We review your structure, records and deadline, then confirm what the engagement covers and what it will cost.
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2
Document request
One consolidated request rather than repeated piecemeal ones, so your team can plan around it.
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3
Fieldwork
Testing and review, with questions raised as they arise rather than saved for a report at the end.
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4
Opinion and sign-off
We issue the audit opinion and financial statements, and talk through anything worth your attention.
Why Accorp
Partner-led, and specific about it
You deal with the person who signs the opinion. Questions are raised as they come up rather than saved for a report at the end, and the fee is agreed after scoping so it reflects your actual circumstances.
- Chartered accountants in-house
- One consolidated document request
- Deadlines agreed up front
Who we work with
Who we act for
We act for companies and organisations operating in Singapore. Each engagement is scoped on its own facts.
Singapore SMEs and private companies
Owner-managed businesses crossing the audit threshold, or already audited and looking for a firm that answers the phone.
Subsidiaries of overseas groups
Local statutory audit and tax compliance, reported in the form your parent company and group auditor need.
Companies entering Singapore
Incorporation and corporate secretarial arranged alongside accounting and tax, so reporting is in place from day one.
Non-profit organisations
Audits for societies and charities, where the reporting obligations differ from those of a trading company.
Supporting services
Beyond the annual cycle
Common questions
Before you engage an auditor
Not every company does. Singapore exempts companies that meet the small company criteria under the Companies Act, and the test looks at your revenue, total assets and number of employees across the relevant financial years. Group structures are assessed differently from standalone companies. We will tell you plainly whether you fall inside or outside the exemption before you engage us. The criteria are set by ACRA and are the authoritative source.
For a typical SME with orderly records, fieldwork is usually a matter of weeks rather than months. The timeline depends far more on how quickly the document request is answered than on the size of the company. We agree a schedule at scoping and tell you early if anything threatens your filing deadline.
At scoping we ask for your latest financial statements, your trial balance, and a short description of what the business does and how it is structured. Once engaged, we issue a single consolidated document request rather than sending repeated piecemeal requests.
Not for the same company. An auditor cannot audit accounts the same firm prepared, because it would mean reviewing our own work. Where we act as your auditor, your bookkeeping sits elsewhere; where we do your accounting, your audit sits with another firm. We will be explicit about which role we are taking.
Engagements are partner-led. You deal with the person responsible for the opinion, not solely with an account manager.
It reflects the scope of work: the number of entities, the volume and condition of records, whether consolidation is required, and your deadline. We quote after scoping so the figure reflects your actual circumstances rather than a headline rate.
Book a consultation
Tell us what you need and we will come back to you. If it is an audit, we will confirm whether you are required to have one before anything else.
- Office151 Chin Swee Road #04-08A Manhattan House, Singapore 169876
- Telephone+65 6926 3960
- Emailcontact@accorp.com.sg