What is the difference between Form C-S, Form C-S (Lite) and Form C?
December 19, 2021
|By Willie Tan
Form C-S is for companies that:
- Are incorporated in Singapore;
- Have an annual revenue of $5 million or below;
- Derive income taxable at the prevailing Corporate Income Tax rate of 17%; and
- Are not claiming the following:
- Carry-back of Current Year Capital Allowances/ Losses
- Group Relief
- Investment Allowance
- Foreign Tax Credit and Tax Deducted at Source
Form C-S (Lite) is for companies that qualify to file Form C-S and have annual revenue of $200,000 or below.
Form C is for companies that do not qualify to file Form C-S or Form C-S (Lite). Financial statements, tax computations and supporting schedules must be filed together with Form C.
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