Business Set-up

July 16, 2019

Set up a business in Singapore with our help. We will provide advice to ensure that you selected the best-suited business structure for your business.

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Corporate-Secretarial

July 15, 2019

We have some of the best qualified corporate secretaries who are ready to help you ensure your business is running smoothly and keeping in compliance with all the proper business procedures.

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Taxation

July 15, 2019

Our Tax Agent more than qualifies to handle your individual income tax, corporate income tax and Goods & Services Tax.

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Accounting/Book-Keeping

July 15, 2019

Our experienced and certified accountants will help you by maintaining all proper records and providing the management reports on a timely basis.

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Payroll

July 12, 2019

Payroll Payroll is one of the most important but tedious human resource function in any company. Employers cannot afford to have any margin of error when preparing payslips and payment to their employees and the CPF Board. Many times, employers also may not be sure of certain Employment laws, or the rates for CPF calculation, causing a delay in payment date. Companies also may not have a proper record keeping workflow (losing of payslips, unable to track payment, unable to verify reimbursement claims). This results in more time spent to trace back and verify any records. As a business, your main focus should be spending time on how to offer your services and products efficiently, getting more sales, processing orders and delivering services, rather than spending time calculating salary, verifying reimbursements and paying CPF, Skill Levy etc. Our payroll service offers to: Maintain monthly payroll processing and records Produce payslips based on employees’ contract and management approvals Customize schedule to ensure punctual salary pay-out and CPF payment To use our preferred payroll system catered to your business: Employers Management and Approval of Leaves Vetting and Approval of Reimbursement Claims Overall Calendar to monitor employee status Employees Overview and Application of Leaves Submission of reimbursement claims Time attendance tracking of working hours, overtime hours Retrieval of Payslips

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Goods & Services Tax

July 12, 2019

Goods & Services Tax What is GST? Goods and Services Tax (GST) is a tax levied on import of goods, and all taxable goods and services in Singapore. GST was introduced in 1994 to allow Singapore. All goods sold in Singapore or services rendered in Singapore will be taxable unless it is exempted from GST. Goods sold overseas or services rendered outside of Singapore may also be exempted from GST. GST-registered business will charge GST on the goods and services that they provide. The GST-registered business will then account for the output tax to be paid to IRAS every quarterly. A GST-registered business is able to claim back the GST paid for business purchases or expenses depending on industries, if the supplier they purchased from is another GST-registered business. How to determine if your company needs to be GST Registered? As a business, you are required to register for GST when your taxable turnover for the past 4 quarters is more than $1million. You may also voluntarily register for GST even if your taxable turnover does not reach $1million. What are the benefits and cost of registering GST? When you register the business for GST, you must take the following factors into consideration: You have to follow the responsibilities of a GST registered businesses Charge and account for GST on standard-rated supplies File GST returns on time every accounting period Paying the GST on time Keep proper records Display prices with GST Issue Tax invoices with GST Registration numbers Inform IRAS of change in business particulars If your suppliers are GST-registered, you will be able to claim back the GST paid to them. If your customers are not GST-registered, your business’s gross profit may reduce if you maintain selling price of your goods before and after registration of GST. If you decide to increase the selling price of your goods, you may lose the sale of the goods. You may also benefit if your goods fall into the Zero-rated supplies where you will be able to claim for the GST paid when purchasing the goods. What We Do? GST Application (Mandatory / Voluntary) Application for GST Exemption GST Deregistration GST calculator and ASK annual review Quarterly GST Deadline email reminder Preparation of GST Tax Report and F5 return General GST Schemes For more information, you may contact us at sales@businesstaxaccountancy.com.sg or call us at 6250 4321

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Corporate Tax Compliance

July 12, 2019

Corporate Tax Compliance For all Singapore incorporated Companies, it is essential to file your taxes correctly and on time. However, with the rapidly expanding financial business market, filing your taxes is more complex and confusing than ever. We work with you to ensure your company remains up-to-date with the latest Singapore tax regulations and doesn’t miss any financial deadlines. With a good tax specialist to help you, you’ll be ahead of the game. Singapore’s has adopted a Single-Tier Corporate income tax system since 2003 and has one of the lowest marginal tax rate in the world. And you could save even more if you took advantage of all the corporate tax benefits the government offers. At Business Tax Accountancy, we work with you to identify and apply smart tax strategies that really work to save you both time and money. With Business Tax Accountancy, your company can easily navigate the complex world of corporate tax. Our skilled professional taxation experts not only correctly file your corporate taxes, minimizing your tax liability risk, but also help you discover and take advantage of huge tax savings, rebates, and other government tax benefits applicable to your situation. What we do In-depth Corporate Tax Analysis and advice for maximum tax benefits and savings Assist in preparation of Corporate Tax computation and relevant schedules E-Filing of tax form ECI/C-S/C for your Company Ensure your taxes are filled correctly and dealing with any queries raised by the IRAS with no hassle for you Other taxation services we offer Withholding tax Foreign tax credit Group relief Carry Back Relief Auto Inclusion Scheme (AIS) Application of waiver for dormant companies Productivity and Innovation Credit Scheme (PIC) [Ending in YA 2018] For more information, you may contact us at sales@businesstaxaccountancy.com.sg or call us at 6250 4321

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Individual Tax Compliance

July 12, 2019

Individual Tax Compliance For all Singaporean or Permanent Resident, it is essential to file your income tax correctly and on time. However, many of the taxpayers have little knowledge of the deductions that they are able to claim. There are actually many types of reliefs that you may be eligible for. We work with you to ensure that your tax submission is accurate and on time. We will claim all eligible tax deduction(such as rental expenses, business expenses, medical expenses, personal reliefs, deductions on donations) Common Filing Mistakes Every year, you are required to file for the individual income tax. You are to submit the income tax return by 15Apr(paper) or 18 Apr(e-file). Many of the taxpayers file their income tax on time. however, there are many common mistakes that result in an inaccurate filing. Some of the common mistakes highlight: Wrong declaration of trade/business income Incorrect relief claims, Wrong claim for CPF Contribution Not submitting supporting documents when requested Submitted inaccurately but did not re-file within the 14days of submission or by the deadline, whichever is earlier. An inaccurate filling, regardless if it is intentional, may result in penalties, fines, and imprisonment under the Income Tax Act Filing inaccurately with no intention to evade tax may cause the taxpayer to: Face a penalty of up to 200% of the amount of tax undercharged; Be fined up to $5000; and/or; Be imprisoned up to three years; Filing inaccurately with the intention to evade tax may result in more serious charges and the taxpayer may: Face a penalty of up to 400% of the amount of tax undercharged; Fined up to $50000; and/or; Be imprisoned up to five years;

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Xero With Us

July 12, 2019

Advantages of using Xero Accounting Software Xero Accounting software is designed to be simple and easy to use. As a cloud software, it allows users to have access to their real-time reports online while on the move. It integrates an invoicing system where you can send your clients their online invoices and track whether they have viewed the invoice. You can also integrate online payment methods to allow clients to pay online. Xero also implemented an automated invoice reminder, to send overdue invoices to chase for payments. When you receive an invoice or make a payment to a supplier/vendor, Xero allows you to take a snapshot of the receipt or upload a pdf receipt conveniently. By doing so, all records are kept digitally and there will be no need to send the documents to your accountant/bookkeeper. Furthermore, Xero Accounting Software works with other cloud solutions so that you can integrate other systems into the business model – such as Shopify, ZOHO CRM, Square Space and many more. Giving you the flexibility to combine systems and have an automated and easy-to-use system.

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Accounting/Book-keeping

July 12, 2019

Accounting/Book-keeping To run an efficient and legal local business in Singapore, accounting and other records that will sufficiently explain the transactions and financial position of the Company must be kept and carefully maintained so as to enable true and fair financial statements to be conveniently and properly audited if required. Examples of such records to be kept are the following: Trial Balance Detailed General ledger Accounts payable Fixed assets register Accounts Receivable Bank reconciliation Statement of Cash flow and budgeting Financial statements Monthly Sales reports General Journal Statement of Comprehensive Income Statement of Financial position Financial analysis report

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