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We help Singapore businesses understand what the XBRL filing requirements are, and organise these processes with our outsourced accounting
XBRL or eXtensible Business Reporting Language is a standardised format for financial reporting that is mandatory for almost all businesses in Singapore.
Small and non-publicly accountable companies companies can submit their financials using a Simplified XBRL format. It entails only the highlights of operations that took place across the financial years. The defining metric for such companies is revenue, and total assets for the current financial year must be $500,000 or less.
The XBRL filing system has been widely adopted globally by governments, business organisations, analysts, accountants, and more – making it the open international standard for digital business/financial reporting.
XBRL filing must be carried out on ACRA’s special portal BizFinx. XBRL format requires a deep understanding of accounting as well as the software. We recommend to hire a professional and experienced bookkeeping and accounting service in Singapore. However, ultimately the legal responsibility for filing the documents with ACRA lies with the directors. You must understand them enough to check before submission.
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Created in 1998, XBRL software is managed by a global not-for-profit consortium, XBRL International. And can defined simply as a standardized language that is used to make reports easier to understand and compare. XBRL provides
Financial reports filing in XBRL format is compulsory for most businesses in Singapore. All companies incorporated in Singapore (whether limited by shares or unlimited) – unless exempt - must file their financial statements with ACRA in XBRL format.
To understand their compliance requirements, companies need to first find out if they qualify for filing a full XBRL report or Simplified XBRL or PDF reports.
Not every company needs to file a full set of XBRL in Singapore. In some cases, a Simplified XBRL with a PDF of the financial statements tabled at the AGM is enough. According to ACRA, Simplified XBRL must have 120 data elements that provide relevant company information.
On the other hand, a complete set of XBRL in Singapore consists of the following information for the last financial year –
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