Virtual CFO Services in Singapore
We help you see cash crunches 90 days out and make decisions with confidence. Delivered to SFRS for Singaporean businesses, priced in SGD.
Singapore forces an early tax view: ECI is due within three months of financial year end, long before Form C-S or Form C on 30 November. A virtual CFO builds the taxable profit estimate ECI depends on, models the GST cash cycle against the S$1 million threshold, and produces board reporting to SFRS that holds up in a funding conversation.
Senior financial leadership without the senior salary. We build your KPI dashboard, run rolling cash-flow forecasts, and sit with you every month to translate the numbers into decisions — pricing, hiring, runway, and growth.
The deadlines we track against your ledger.
| Obligation | Frequency | Due | Authority |
|---|---|---|---|
| Estimated Chargeable Income | Annual | Within 3 months of the financial year end | IRAS |
| Corporate income tax return (Form C-S / Form C) | Annual | 30 November | IRAS |
Last reviewed against the source . These are the standard dates. Extensions through a registered agent, a non-calendar year end, and volume-based filing frequencies all shift them — confirm your own dates with IRAS. This is general information, not tax advice.
Virtual CFO deliverables
- Custom KPI dashboard
- Rolling 13-week & 90-day cash forecasting
- Monthly strategy review call
- Unit-economics analysis (CAC / LTV)
- Board & investor reporting packs
Xero
IRAS operates a listing of accounting software supporting seamless filing, so choosing a supported package removes most of the manual work at GST and corporate-tax time.
A worked example, in your currency.
A Singapore holding company with regional subsidiaries, 1,900 transactions a month, GST-registered.
- In-house accountant (fully loaded, per month)
- $7,100
- Salt bookkeeping + GST and consolidation
- $2,400
- Monthly saving
- $4,700
Figures in SGD. Regional holding structures usually need consolidation and intercompany reconciliation on top of statutory filing.
The framework your Singapore accounts are held to.
We prepare to Singapore Financial Reporting Standards (SFRS), IFRS-aligned. These are the bodies that set that framework and the authorities you file with — linked so you can verify the standard rather than take our word for it.
- Professional bodyISCAInstitute of Singapore Chartered AccountantsThe national accountancy body for Singapore.
- RegulatorACRAAccounting and Corporate Regulatory AuthorityCompany registry, annual returns and financial reporting.
- RegulatorIRASInland Revenue Authority of SingaporeGST, ECI and corporate income tax filing.
Listed for reference. Salt Accounting Group is not stating membership, registration or affiliation with any of these organisations. Where a filing must be lodged by a registered local agent, it is — your agent keeps the lodgement and the professional sign-off.
Virtual CFO in Singapore
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Tell us where you trade and what shape the books are in. You get scope, price and a start date in writing within one business day — no obligation.