Financial Management Services

We provide a range of accounting handling services that are applicable to all Sole Proprietorships, Partnerships and Private Limited Companies.

Our goal is to assist in the smooth running of your company’s accounts, making sure that yourOur goal is to assist in the smooth running of your company’s accounts, ensuring your business fulfils the compliance requirements stipulated by the regulatory authorities in Singapore in a timely manner. Our services include:

  • Management Accounting

  • Financial Management & Advisory

  • Financial Modelling

  • Financial Planning and Advisory

  • Risk Management

  • Merger and Acquisition

  • Grant Application

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Management Accounting

If you need someone to look after your company accounts, chances are you need a handling accountant.

They advise companies about the implications of their business decisions, such as mergers, acquisitions, sponsorships, and business operations. This is to aid in the company’s future growth and profit.

They are also responsible for preparing monetary reports, budgets, statements, and sometimes financial risk management.

Difference between financial accounting and management accounting

Financial accounting collects accounting data to produce financial statements, while managerial accounting is the internal process used to account for corporate transactions. Before we go in-depth into the differences between the two, let’s find out more about what financial accounting is.

Financial accounting is used to present a company's financial health to external stakeholders. This enables the board of directors, stockholders, future investors, creditors, and financial institutions to understand how the company performed in the past. The reports are submitted once a year and must be made public if the company is a publicly-traded firm.

Management Accounting

  • Searches for bottleneck activities and investigates various methods for improving profits by reducing bottleneck difficulties.

  • Provides details on a company’s performance such as product line, profits by product, geographic region, and customer. Insiders more likely to receive management accounting reports.

  • Provides operational reports meant to be shared within the company.

  • Used to report on what is causing an issue and how to resolve it.

  • Does not rely on data and uses estimation for reporting.

  • Not required to comply with accounting standards as it is for internal usage.

  • Focuses on forecasting the company’s future.

  • Concerned about impact that assets and liabilities have on the company’s productivity.

Financial Accounting

  • Focuses on making a profit, not on the whole operation of the organisation

  • Summarises a company's overall performance. Outsiders more likely to receive financial accounting reports.

  • Provides financial statements that can be shared with internal and external shareholders, and the general public.

  • Used to report a company's profitability and efficiency.

  • Relies on accurate data for reporting.

  • Must comply with different accounting standards.

  • Historically focused, examines past financial results that the company has already achieved.

  • Addresses the correct value of the company’s assets and liabilities.

 
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Personal Financial Management & Advisory

Effective organization determines the success of a business. We help make smart economic choices by providing corporate advice or guidance to help clients reach their ultimate goals. We help clients to evaluate their priorities, risk tolerance, and phases of life or business, then determine a suitable investment class for them. Talk to us to learn more.

 Our services include:

  • Financial Modeling

  • Financial Planning & Advisory

Financial Modeling

The most important decision-making methods in the field of finance are accounting models, but they often do not function optimally.

Far too often, when the model has not been professionally designed, or when a variety of individuals have contributed to the model over the years and put their own 'stamp' on it, models become overly complex.

We help clients improve their internal models and allow them to make better and more timely decisions.

Financial Planning and Advisory

Effective organization determines the success of a business. We help make smart economic choices for our clients as we provide corporate advice or guidance to help clients reach their ultimate goals. We help clients to evaluate their priorities, risk tolerance, and phases of life or business, then determine a suitable investment class for them. Talk to us to learn more.

 
 
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Risk Management

We deliver risk consulting services and marketing reports for our clients, conducting risk surveying for projects and decisions for companies.

 
 

Merger and Acquisition

We help our clients to introduce new business strategies and build new structures of capital.  With our expertise, we can ensure you get maximum value from your deals. Should you consider acquiring a company, merge or restructure, we are here to work with you and provide you with our independent view. We also provide Business Brokering services and promote our clients' business to the right investors with the right value.

Grant Application

Enterprise Singapore (formerly known as SPRING Singapore) is providing a grant called Enterprise Development Grant (EDG) which is designed to help Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises in Singapore build Core Capabilities, Innovation and Productivity and Access.

We can help you evaluate and apply for the grant by understanding your business model and needs. Contact us to learn more.

Financial Due Diligence

We cater to Financial Due Diligence to help our clients assess the risks in their businesses by having all the monetary, commercial, operational and strategic assumptions analyzed and validated. We assist our clients by shaping a view of the future regarding historical economic data, providing information on the business' operations, and helping to carry out all procedures necessary to assist clients in arriving at an informed decision

 Due Diligence provides:

  • A view of the future based on previous trading experience.

  • Insight into a company's activities.

  • An assessment of the risks of a transaction and whether or not to proceed with the deal.

  • An appraisal of the price at which a transaction should be completed, as well as the guarantees and immunities that should be received from the seller.