Filing corporate tax returns is a critical responsibility for companies operating in Singapore. The IRAS requires companies to file their tax returns annually using Form C or Form C-S, depending on the company's eligibility criteria. This guide provides an in-depth overview of Singapore’s corporate tax filing requirements, the differences between Form C and Form C-S, and the steps to ensure compliance.
Corporate tax return filing is the process of declaring a company’s income, deductions, and tax payable to IRAS for the relevant Year of Assessment (YA). Filing your tax returns accurately and on time ensures compliance with Singapore’s tax regulations and avoids penalties.
Companies can file Form C-S if they meet the following criteria:
Companies that do not meet these criteria must file Form C.
Filing Method | Deadline |
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e-Filing (Form C-S/Form C) | 30 November of each YA |
Ensure timely submission to avoid penalties for late filing.
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