Audit Solutions Tailored to You

Yes, we are a licensed public accounting firm registered with the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA) in Singapore. We are authorised to conduct statutory audits for companies incorporated in Singapore under the Companies Act.

Yes. In addition to our Singapore licence, we hold the necessary credentials to conduct cross-border audits in selected jurisdictions. We are equipped to handle multi-entity or group audit engagements involving subsidiaries in Malaysia, China, Hong Kong, and other countries.

We offer a full suite of audit and assurance services, including:

• Statutory audits for Singapore-incorporated companies

• Group and consolidation audits

• Overseas subsidiary audits

• Pre-IPO and investor-readiness audits

• Risk assessment and internal control reviews

• Special purpose audits (e.g., grants, licensing, due diligence)

In Singapore, companies that exceed S$10 million in revenue, total assets, or employees for two consecutive financial years are required to undergo statutory audit. If you're unsure, contact us and we’ll advise based on your financials and structure.

Absolutely. We work with businesses of all sizes. Ranging from newly incorporated entities preparing for future growth, to established SMEs and multinational groups. Whether you're looking for a first-time audit or investor-grade financial reporting, we can tailor our services accordingly.

The duration depends on the size and complexity of your business, but most standard audits take between 4 to 8 weeks from initial planning to issuance of the audit report. We’ll provide a clear timeline during the engagement process.

Typically, we will need your company’s financial statements, general ledger, bank statements, tax filings, payroll records, and key agreements. Don’t worry, our team will guide you through the exact list and help ensure a smooth process.

Yes. We have experience working with companies preparing for initial public offerings, mergers, and private equity investments. We ensure that your financial reporting meets the rigorous standards expected by institutional stakeholders.