For many businesses in Singapore, accounting becomes a serious issue only when it starts diverting leadership attention from growth. What begins as simple bookkeeping often turns into time-consuming reconciliations, GST checks, missed records, and spreadsheets that never fully reconcile. Traditionally, companies relied on third-party firms to manage these challenges through outsourced accounting services. However, in…
Why is accounting in Singapore changing so quickly? More than 70% of Singapore SMEs use AI-enabled accounting or bookkeeping tools for reconciliation and compliance workflows, while manual processing time has dropped by nearly 40% across finance teams that have adopted automation, and the shift has created new pressure points such as tighter filing timelines, increased…
The cost of accounting services is an essential consideration for every small business in Singapore. Yet, understanding how accounting fees are structured is not always easy. Some firms advertise packages starting from S$60 or S$75 per month, while others charge more than S$1,000. What each price includes is not always clear, and many business owners…
Accounting has always been about understanding where a business stands financially. But for many companies, that understanding often comes too late. By the time reports are ready, the situation has already changed. Cash has moved, expenses have grown, and decisions have already been made without clear financial visibility. In 2026, this gap is shrinking. Artificial…
Automated bank reconciliation is becoming critical as businesses process higher transaction volumes through digital payments and online banking. According to Oprimus Fintech, finance teams waste 30%-40% of their time on manual reconciliation when using traditional accounting systems, increasing the risk of errors and delayed reporting. The shift toward automation is also being accelerated by government-led…
As businesses increasingly adopt cloud-based accounting software, safeguarding financial data has become a top priority. According to Market Biz Study, 94% of businesses reported improved security after moving to the cloud, though 66% of IT pros still identify security as a top concern in cloud adoption. With cloud-based accounting software, businesses gain not only efficiency…
In 2026, businesses are embracing cloud accounting software as a strategic tool rather than just a bookkeeping solution. By providing real-time data, automation, and seamless integrations, these platforms empower business owners, CFOs, and finance teams to make smarter decisions, save costs, and scale operations efficiently. According to Atidiv Market Research, over 70% of SMEs globally…
In 2026, AI in accounting is changing the way firms work. Artificial intelligence (AI), combined with cloud-based accounting is no longer optional for accounting firms, accounting automation has become a critical driver of efficiency and strategic decision-making. Tasks that used to take hours, like entering data, reconciling accounts, or creating reports, can now be done…
Artificial Intelligence is changing the way businesses handle their finances faster than ever before. According to a Grand View Research report, the market is expected to surge from $4.8 billion in 2024 to nearly $97 billion by 2033, indicating that companies worldwide are rapidly shifting to smarter, automated systems. Businesses are transitioning from manual processes and…
Managing financial data efficiently remains a challenge for many businesses. Outdated systems and manual entries often lead to reporting delays, compliance gaps, and lost growth opportunities. Cloud accounting software solves this by centralising data, automating workflows, and providing real-time financial visibility. Yet, not every platform delivers the same results, and choosing the right one…