Singapore Annual Return & AGM Filing for Pte Ltd Companies
Every Singapore Pte Ltd must file an annual return with ACRA and hold an AGM. Here's what's required, when it's due, and how Nomadic Go handles it.
Who this is for
- Singapore Pte Ltd directors and shareholders who need annual compliance handled
- Non-resident owners of Singapore companies who can't manage filings remotely
- Startups incorporated in Singapore wanting predictable, fixed-price annual compliance
- Companies approaching their annual return deadline who need urgent support
ACRA filing fees (S$60) are included. Audit fees (if applicable for larger companies) are separate.
File My Singapore Annual ReturnWhat's included
- Annual General Meeting (AGM) preparation and written resolution (for eligible companies)
- Annual Return filing with ACRA (Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority)
- Financial statement review guidance (unaudited accounts for small companies)
- Director and shareholder update filings if required
- Dashboard tracking and deadline reminders
How it works
Deadline assessment
We identify your filing deadlines based on your financial year end.
AGM or written resolution
AGM held or written resolution signed for annual financial approval.
Annual Return filed
Submitted to ACRA online within the required window.
Confirmation and records
Filing confirmation and updated corporate records delivered to your dashboard.
Frequently asked questions
When is the Singapore annual return due?
The Annual Return must be filed within 5 months of the financial year end for listed companies, or 7 months for non-listed (private) companies. First AR is due within 18 months of incorporation.
What is the AGM requirement?
Private companies (Pte Ltd) must hold an AGM or pass a written resolution in lieu of an AGM to approve annual accounts. Small private companies can be exempted from audit.
What happens if I miss the deadline?
ACRA imposes late filing penalties (currently S$300 for late submission plus possible prosecution for persistent non-compliance). We monitor your deadlines and alert you well in advance.
Do I need a local company secretary?
Yes. Singapore law requires all companies to appoint a company secretary within 6 months of incorporation. The secretary must be a Singapore resident. We offer company secretarial services as an add-on.
Ready to get started?
Fixed price, real-time tracking, and expert handling, from first document to final approval.
File My Singapore Annual Return