Business reporting includes holding an AGM (unless exempt), filing Annual Returns with ACRA, submitting financial statements (in XBRL format if applicable), and completing corporate tax filings with IRAS—namely, the Estimated Chargeable Income and Form C/C-S. Each component has specific deadlines tied to the company’s financial year-end and incorporation date.
What are the main components of business reporting in Singapore?
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