Guide · Singapore practices

Management accounts for Singapore companies

Quick answer

Monthly management accounts for a Singapore company usually include a P&L, balance sheet and cash flow with comparison to prior period and budget, GST-coded transactions, key ratios and short commentary. They are internal reports, but preparing them on the same basis as the year-end SFRS financial statements makes the year-end close and audit much faster.

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Last reviewed by the Offshore Accounting Hub team: 5 October 2026

What to include

  • P&L with month, year-to-date, prior period and budget.
  • Balance sheet with key reconciliations behind it.
  • Cash flow and cash position.
  • GST-related balances reconciled.
  • KPIs the directors use, such as gross margin or debtor days.
  • A short commentary on significant movements.

Keep them close to SFRS

Use the same accounting policies as the annual SFRS financial statements (or SFRS for Small Entities where the company qualifies) for accruals, depreciation and revenue, so the year-end needs adjustments, not a rebuild.

General information only, not legal, tax, audit or professional-conduct advice. Rules, standards and software features change, so confirm the position that applies to your firm before you act. See our disclaimer.

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