ACRA - Accounting And Corporate Regulatory Authority The Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA) is the national regulator of business entities, public accountants and corporate service providers
Introduction- About ACRA business information ACRA is required to establish and administer a repository of documents and information relating to business entities that are registered with ACRA, and to provide access to the public to such documents and information The information collected allows both the public as well as stakeholders (for example, creditors and suppliers) to conduct checks on the background of the business entities and
GUIDELINES FOR REGISTERED CORPORATE SERVICE PROVIDERS - acra. gov. sg 4 14 As set out in regulation 3 of the Regulations, the Registrar may grant each registered CSP who “provides the corporate service of carrying out an ACRA transaction with the ACRA Registrar using the electronic transaction system, access to the electronic transaction system for the purpose of carrying out that corporate service –
Submitting your Application to ACRA A unique entity number (UEN) is an identification number that is automatically generated when a company has successfully registered with ACRA All companies need to include their company name and UEN in business letters, statements of account, invoices, official notices and other correspondences They also need to cite their UEN when transacting with government agencies By default, your
Public Consultation on the Corporate and Accounting Laws (Amendment) Bill 1 The Ministry of Finance (MOF) and the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA) propose to make amendments to the following ACRA-administered legislation: a Accountants Act 2004; b Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority Act 2004; c Companies Act 1967; d Limited Liability Partnerships Act 2005; and e Limited Partnerships Act 2008 2 The public is invited to provide