Tax Compliance and Filing Services

Singapore’s standard corporate tax rate is 17%, applicable to both local and foreign companies.

All companies registered in Singapore, including dormant companies (unless exempted), must file annual tax returns with IRAS.

• Estimated Chargeable Income (ECI): within 3 months of financial year end
• Corporate tax return (Form C/C-S): typically due by 30 November

Hong Kong follows a territorial tax system with three main taxes:

• Profits tax
• Salaries tax
• Property tax

• 8.25% on first HKD 2 million
• 16.5% on remaining profits

No. Hong Kong taxes only income sourced within Hong Kong, subject to specific anti-avoidance rules.

Companies must submit:

• Profits Tax Return (PTR)
• Audited financial statements
• Tax computation

Key areas include:

• Corporate income tax
• Goods and Services Tax (GST)
• Transfer pricing (for international transactions)
• Withholding tax (TDS)

Corporate tax rates in India are as under:

• 22% for domestic companies (without exemptions)
• 25% for certain SMEs
• Additional surcharge and cess may apply

Corporate tax rates in Malaysia are as under:

• Standard rate: 24%
• SMEs: 17% on the first MYR 150,000 of chargeable income

Corporate tax rates in Australia are as under:

• 25% for base rate entities (small businesses)
• 30% for other companies

Yes, if annual turnover exceeds AUD 75,000.

The standard corporate tax rate is 22%.

Monthly filings for VAT and withholding taxes, and annual corporate tax returns.

The standard corporate income tax rate is 20%.

Yes, many foreign companies outsource accounting and tax compliance due to regulatory complexity.

• 25% standard corporate income tax
• 20% for small businesses meeting specific criteria

• Monthly and quarterly tax filings
• Annual income tax return
• VAT or percentage tax filings

• Double taxation
• Penalties and audits
• Reputational risk
• Restrictions on operations