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Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA) regulates businesses, public accountants, and corporations in Singapore to ensure that these entities comply with state laws. Moreover, ACRA is tasked to provide the public with access to these data and documents to ensure transparency and data sharing among companies, organizations, and individuals.
Both public organizations and private individuals can assess the profiles of the companies registered with ACRA to know more about their operations, especially if they are interested in investing in, partnering with, or taking over these companies. Furthermore, researchers and developers can use ACRA’s data to administer relevant research about business, undertake groundbreaking business initiatives, and eventually improve business efficiency.
Information about a company, such as its top management, employees, and capital, can all be easily accessed by everyone.
The creation of BizFile in 2004 paved the way for a fast, convenient, and organized communication between businesses and the government. Through ACRA’s BizFile website or mobile app, anyone can learn more about a company in an instant. With its Application Programming Interface (API), ACRA can also allow the public to access a company’s gross wealth. Below is our step-by-step guide on accessing data about Singapore companies from ACRA.
Financial information about a company based in Singapore are also readily available in ACRA, with complete details of which years they were acquired. Accessing the financial information of a company is priced at S$50.
Every month, over nine datasets of ACRA-registered companies will be released and updated. Hence, the public can gain access to at least 1.5 million records of live and non-live companies. These datasets are delivered in traditional formats that can be decoded by machines, enabling the public to study, combine, and conceptualize datasets in a hassle-free and time-saving manner.
ACRA also offers other types of data to present additional, thorough information about various companies in Singapore. Read on.
CCFP reports the financial statements of a company within at least two years of its operation in Singapore. This report indicates the financial status of a company and its compliance with state laws.
This document informs public or private businesses where individuals are previously or currently affiliated with in Singapore.
Certificates on compliance, good standing, conversion, confirmation of company registration and incorporation, and so on can be purchased from ACRA, too
Register of Members, Directors, Auditors, Secretaries, and more identify individuals and organizations connected with a certain business in Singapore.
This document explains the internal operating rules of a company in Singapore. It is one of the most commonly demanded data from ACRA, and one needs to issue an Extract report to retrieve such copy.
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