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💬 1. Who needs to be audited in Singapore?

Answer:
In Singapore, companies must have their financial statements audited unless they qualify as a small company.

To qualify as a small company, your company must:

  1. Be a private company throughout the financial year; and
  2. Satisfy at least 2 out of the following 3 criteria for the past two consecutive financial years:
    • Total annual revenue ≤ S$10 million
    • Total assets ≤ S$10 million
    • Number of employees ≤ 50

If your company is part of a group, the entire group must also qualify as a small group.

✅ What is a “Small Group”?

A small group is one that meets at least 2 out of 3 criteria on a consolidated basis for the past two financial years:

  • Consolidated total revenue ≤ S$10 million
  • Consolidated total assets ≤ S$10 million
  • Consolidated number of employees ≤ 50

If either the company or the group fails to meet the criteria, the company will require an audit.

Answer:
Even if you’re exempted, you may still need an audit if:

  • You’re a subsidiary or component of a group that requires audited financials for consolidation
  • Your investors, banks, or stakeholders request audited statements
  • You’re planning to raise funds, attract investors, or prepare for mergers and acquisitions

An audit gives credibility to your financials and shows transparency and good governance — which builds trust and confidence.

Answer:
An audit goes beyond just compliance. It gives you:

  • Credible financial statements that stakeholders can trust
  • Early detection of errors, irregularities, or internal control weaknesses
  • Independent assurance that your business is on solid financial ground
  • Peace of mind — knowing your company is compliant and ready for growth opportunities

At EQ Assurance, we tailor our audit approach to fit your business — delivering both compliance and valuable insights.

💬 1. Who needs to be audited in Singapore?

Answer:
In Singapore, companies must have their financial statements audited unless they qualify as a small company.

To qualify as a small company, your company must:

  1. Be a private company throughout the financial year; and
  2. Satisfy at least 2 out of the following 3 criteria for the past two consecutive financial years:
    • Total annual revenue ≤ S$10 million
    • Total assets ≤ S$10 million
    • Number of employees ≤ 50

If your company is part of a group, the entire group must also qualify as a small group.

✅ What is a “Small Group”?

A small group is one that meets at least 2 out of 3 criteria on a consolidated basis for the past two financial years:

  • Consolidated total revenue ≤ S$10 million
  • Consolidated total assets ≤ S$10 million
  • Consolidated number of employees ≤ 50

If either the company or the group fails to meet the criteria, the company will require an audit.

Answer:
Even if you’re exempted, you may still need an audit if:

  • You’re a subsidiary or component of a group that requires audited financials for consolidation
  • Your investors, banks, or stakeholders request audited statements
  • You’re planning to raise funds, attract investors, or prepare for mergers and acquisitions

An audit gives credibility to your financials and shows transparency and good governance — which builds trust and confidence.

Answer:
An audit goes beyond just compliance. It gives you:

  • Credible financial statements that stakeholders can trust
  • Early detection of errors, irregularities, or internal control weaknesses
  • Independent assurance that your business is on solid financial ground
  • Peace of mind — knowing your company is compliant and ready for growth opportunities

At EQ Assurance, we tailor our audit approach to fit your business — delivering both compliance and valuable insights.