Since November 2007, ACRA has required Singapore-incorporated companies to file their financial statements in XBRL — a special format that tags each line item so it can be read directly by regulators, auditors and financial analysts. Pointer Services converts your financial statements into the correct XBRL template and handles the filing on your behalf.
Key Facts You Should Know
- XBRL filing with ACRA has been mandatory since November 2007
- It generally applies to non-exempt companies, and to exempt companies that are insolvent
- Most small companies qualify for the simplified XBRL template
How It Works
Step 1: Statements Received
We receive your finalised financial statements.
Step 2: XBRL Mapping
Your figures are mapped into ACRA's required taxonomy.
Step 3: Internal Review
A final accuracy check before submission.
Step 4: Filed With ACRA
Submitted with confirmation once accepted.
What's Included
XBRL Conversion
Your financial statements mapped accurately into ACRA's XBRL taxonomy.
Full or Simplified XBRL
The correct filing type selected based on your company's size and structure.
Direct ACRA Filing
Submission handled on your behalf, with confirmation once accepted.
Package Fee for XBRL Financial Report
Package
Fee (SGD)
XBRL Financial Report
From S$300
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Why It Matters
- Avoid rejected filings from incorrect XBRL mapping
- One less compliance deadline to track yourself
- Filed by a team that keeps up with ACRA's format updates
Frequently Asked Questions
Not every company — some small exempt companies are excluded. We’ll confirm your company’s specific obligation as part of this service.
Incorrect mapping can lead to a rejected filing and delays to your Annual Return. Our team reviews every filing before submission to avoid this.