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Singapore Company Reporting Responsibilities and Deadlines
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Registration and Reporting |
Deadline |
Remarks |
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Statutory Filing Matters |
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Annual Return |
Within 7 months after the end of the financial year |
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Annual General Meeting |
Within 6 months after the end of the financial year. |
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Financial Statements |
Same as Annual Return |
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Change of Particulars |
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Company name |
Within 14 days after the change |
(1) Particulars of corporate shareholders includes company name, registered address, registration number, shareholding structure, etc. Information of individual shareholders includes name, passport number, correspondence address, residential address, email address, and contact number, etc. (2) A nominator refers to the actual instructing person or behind‑the‑scenes party who appoints a proxy director or proxy shareholder. |
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Registered office address |
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Principal business activities |
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Constitution |
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Registered capital, paid up capital, denomination of share capital |
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Number of shares (increase/decrease of shares, consolidation/division of shares) |
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Transfer of shares |
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Director/nominee director or his/her personal particulars |
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Alternate director or his/her personal particulars (if any) |
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Auditor or his/her personal particulars |
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Secretary or his/her personal particulars |
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Data Protection Officer or his/her personal particulars |
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Personal particulars of shareholder (Note 1) |
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Chief executive officer or his/her personal particulars (if any is registered) |
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Financial year end date |
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Changes of ultimate controlling person and nominator, including particulars (Note 1 & Note 2) |
Within 2 business days from the date updating its private register(s) |
The company must update its private register(s) within 7 calendar days from the date of being informed of a change. |
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No. |
Registration/Reporting |
Deadline |
Remarks |
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1 |
Estimated chargeable income |
Within 3 months after end of accounting year |
If the revenue is below SGD 5 million and the estimated chargeable income is zero, no filing is required. |
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2 |
Corporate income tax (CIT) return |
30 November |
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3 |
Payment of CIT |
Within 1 month after issue of assessment |
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No. |
Registration/Reporting |
Deadline |
Remarks |
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1 |
GST Taxpayer |
Within one month after the taxable supplies exceed SGD 1 million; in the case of voluntary registration, the application may be submitted at any time. |
Sales of last 12 months/projected sales of coming 12 months |
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2 |
GST Return |
Within one month after the end of each accounting period |
The GST accounting period for Singapore companies is usually on a quarterly basis. For example, the filing and payment deadline for the first quarter is 30 April. |
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3 |
Cancellation of GST Registration |
Application must be made to IRAS within 30 days of the qualifying event |
Either compulsorily (when it no longer qualifies) or voluntarily (if it is not liable to be registered) |
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No. |
Registration/Reporting |
Deadline |
Remarks |
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1 |
CPF Acount |
When the company hires its first employee who is a Singapore Citizen or Permanent Resident |
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2 |
Contribution of CPF |
“Within 14 days after the wage payment period |
For example, if the company pays wages for June, the CPF contributions must be made on or before 14 July |
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3 |
Employee income return (AIS) |
1 March or before |
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Deadline |
Visa Holder |
Charge of Particulars |
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Within 5 days |
Holders of Employment Pass, S Pass, Dependent’s Pass, Work Permit, OnePass, EntrePass or holders any other passes |
Name |
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Nationality |
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Particulars of passport |
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Marital status |
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Residential address |
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