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Our purpose is why we exist. Our values define how we behave in society. Our purpose is to build trust in society and solve important problems together with our stakeholders. In an increasingly complex corporate world, we provide assistance to our clients to intricate systems function, adapt and evolve so they can deliver sustained outcomes for communities and society. We also create a common purpose to steer business through evolution.

Our values define who we are, what we stand for, and how we behave.

We embrace five values in our culture, and ser the context in which we strive to fulfill our Purpose to build trust in society and solve important problems with our clients.

Our values include

• Act with integrity
• Make a difference
• Show due care
• Work together
• Continue to learn and excel

From statutory compliance solutions such as incorporation, Corporate Secretarial Services, Accounting, Tax, HR and Payroll, Audit, Sustainability services, preparation of financial statements, and design of internal control processes we will be your strategic affinity partners who will realise your vision with you. For more information, please take a look at Our Services and Pricing Page

You may contact us at services@dtaccounting.com.sg or drop us a call at 90408458 / 83388081. Alternatively, you can fill up the contact form at our Contact Us page or click on the whatsapp icon found in this website.

Companies that fall under the “Small Company” or “Small Group” category are exempted from audit. A company is considered a “Small Company” or “Small Group” by virtue of satisfying 2 out of 3 of the quantitative criteria below:

• Total annual revenue of not more than S$10million
• Total gross assets of not more than S$10million
• Total number of employees being less than or equal to 50.

The difference between internal and external audits is that the former refers to a department or employees who work within an organisation that evaluates the effectiveness of its procedures and control, while the latter refers to the financial review that is administered by an independent or external audit firm in Singapore.

A statutory audit in Singapore is an external audit performed annually to ensure that an organisation complies with laws and regulations. Companies are required to undergo a statutory audit so that ACRA and other government agencies can identify that companies follow the rules given by regulatory agencies in Singapore.

The four types of audit reports that various audit services in Singapore create are:

• Clean report
• Qualified report
• Disclaimer Report
• Adverse opinion report