Our expert Corporate Secretaries ensure compliance and timely Annual Return filing.
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Nominee director services are offered as a part of Sleek’s incorporation Plans
Non-executive local resident director provided to satisfy ACRA’s requirements
Nominee Director holds legal and regulatory responsibilities without operational involvement
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Andrew Lai
Sophie Chhuon
Founder, POASIA
“We have recently engaged Sleek as our corporate secretary and accountant, so far we are happy with their service. The team as been very proactive, and managed our requests. Thanks Sleek team for the professionalism!”
Mirela Angelescu
Managing Partner, Heraldist
Eric Delplanque
John-Guy Park
Founder & CEO, Workfutur Pte Ltd.
Sheila Karpe
Founder, Unearth Balance
The Annual Return filing date is not fixed and varies based on the financial year-end (FYE) of companies. ACRA requires submission within 7 months after FYE. Additionally, it is important to note that the Annual Return should be lodged within a month after shareholders sign the resolution approving the financial statements. If shareholders sign the resolution before 5 months after FYE, submit the Annual Return to ACRA within a month after that timeframe.
There is a common misconception that the submission of financial statements (FS) and the filing of the Annual Return are separate processes. In reality, they are combined into a single submission if your business falls into the category of companies required to submit FS. However, companies with fewer than 20 shareholders and no partial ownership by other businesses are exempt from submitting financial statements to ACRA. If your company has corporate shareholders or is insolvent, it is mandatory to submit the financial statements along with the Annual Return.
