SG desk · Accounting
The IRAS, ACRA, and India consolidation all want the same story. Monthly books that close on time are cheaper than reconstructing a year at company-tax time.
What the accounting file covers
Monthly books
Ledgers, bank recs, and a close that a Singapore accountant can use for the tax return and, where required, financial reports.
Management accounts
A pack Indian directors can read each month — not only a year-end surprise.
Process outsourcing
Accounts payable and receivable, expense control, and finance operations for Singapore subsidiaries of Indian groups.
Year-end support
Trial balance, schedules, and evidence the Singapore partner needs for the IRAS return and any ACRA reports.
What we typically keep current
- Bank, sales, and purchase ledgers
- GST workings where the company is registered
- Payroll journals if CPF applies
- Fixed-asset and related-party schedules
- A year-end file the Singapore accountant and India consolidator can both use
Where a Singapore statutory audit is required, a Singapore auditor signs locally. We keep the books in a form that auditor, IRAS, and India group reporting can use.
Singapore Accounting & Outsourcing FAQs
No. Reports and tax returns that must be signed locally are executed with a Singapore accounting partner. PJRJ prepares the numbers and keeps India reporting on the same facts.
Discuss your Accounting requirements
Speak with a PJRJ Singapore Desk partner — we respond within one business day.