Integrated corporate, accounting, tax, payroll and compliance support for international businesses operating across seven Asian markets.
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Accurate, timely accounting for your Asian entities — prepared to local accounting standards and formatted for parent company group reporting. Luther's in-market teams manage your books so your finance function has complete visibility across the region.
Speak with an Expert Explore by CountrySingapore subsidiaries and other Asian entities frequently need accounts prepared both to local statutory standards and parent company Group formats (IFRS, US GAAP, German HGB). We prepare both.
We provide fully reconciled schedules, audit packs, and supporting workpapers that enable statutory audit to proceed without back-and-forth. Auditors get what they need on day one.
Monthly management accounts formatted to your parent company's chart of accounts and consolidation requirements. No reformatting by your group finance team.
As your Asian operations grow, accounting complexity grows with it. Our service scales without adding local finance staff in each country.
Each Asian market has its own financial reporting framework. Select a country to see the standards and statutory obligations we manage for entities in that jurisdiction.
Singapore entities are required to prepare financial statements in accordance with Singapore Financial Reporting Standards (SFRS) or SFRS for Small Entities. Listed entities apply SFRS(I). Annual accounts must be filed with ACRA.
Where specialist accounting, audit or XBRL advice is required, we coordinate with the relevant Luther professionals.
SFRS (full SFRS for listed/large entities), SFRS for SE (small entities), SFRS(I) (listed entities applying international standards). XBRL filing required for most Singapore-incorporated companies.
Malaysian companies must prepare financial statements under Malaysian Financial Reporting Standards (MFRS) or the Malaysian Private Entities Reporting Standard (MPERS). Accounts are filed with SSM.
Audit exemption conditions vary. Where specialist accounting or audit advice is required, we coordinate with the relevant Luther professionals.
MFRS (aligned with IFRS) for listed and large private entities. MPERS for eligible private entities. Annual accounts filed within 6 months of financial year end.
Indonesian companies prepare financial statements under Indonesian Financial Accounting Standards (SAK), which have been substantially converged with IFRS. PT PMA (foreign-invested) entities have additional compliance requirements.
Where specialist accounting or audit advice is required, we coordinate with the relevant Luther professionals.
SAK (PSAK) for Indonesian entities. PT PMA entities have additional quarterly investment reporting obligations to BKPM/OSS.
Thai companies must prepare accounts under Thai Financial Reporting Standards (TFRS). Financial statements must be certified by a licensed CPA and submitted to the Department of Business Development (DBD).
Where specialist accounting or audit advice is required, we coordinate with the relevant Luther professionals.
TFRS (converging with IFRS). Annual financial statements must be audited and certified by a Thai CPA. DBD filing due within 5 months of year end.
Vietnamese companies apply the Vietnamese Accounting Standards (VAS) framework, which differs materially from IFRS. Enterprises must maintain accounting records in Vietnamese dong and prepare accounts in Vietnamese.
Where specialist accounting or audit advice is required, we coordinate with the relevant Luther professionals.
VAS (distinct from IFRS). FDI enterprises must file audited financial statements annually with local tax authority and Statistics Office within 90 days of year end.
Indian companies prepare accounts under Indian Accounting Standards (Ind AS) or the older IGAAP, depending on entity size and listing status. Annual accounts are filed with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA).
Where specialist accounting or audit advice is required, we coordinate with the relevant Luther professionals.
Ind AS (for listed companies and large unlisted companies above prescribed thresholds). IGAAP for smaller companies. MCA filing within 60 days of AGM.
Every company shall prepare annual financial statements in accordance with Myanmar’s prescribed financial year (1 April to 31 March), which shall include a balance sheet and a profit and loss account, both prepared by the directors in accordance with the applicable accounting standards (MFRS or IFRS).
Where specialist accounting advice is required, we coordinate with the relevant Luther professionals through our established professional network.
Luther supports Myanmar accounting through its Yangon office. Please contact us to discuss current requirements given the operating environment.
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Request supportEnd-to-end accounting support from transaction processing through to audit-ready financial statements.
All transaction recording, coding, and data entry handled by our in-market accounting teams.
Monthly reconciliation of all bank accounts and payment records.
AP/AR management, ageing reports, and intercompany reconciliation.
Monthly P&L, Balance Sheet, and cash flow statement in your preferred format.
Maintenance of the fixed asset schedule, depreciation calculations, and disposal accounting.
Annual accounts prepared to local standards and formatted for statutory filing.
Accounts reformatted to parent company chart of accounts and consolidation format.
Full audit pack, reconciled schedules, and real-time liaison with your appointed auditors.
GST / VAT / SST reconciliation built into monthly accounting cycle.
Xero, QuickBooks, MYOB, SAP, Oracle, and Microsoft Dynamics supported.
Asia subsidiaries face a dual obligation — meet local statutory requirements and satisfy parent company group reporting. Our accounting teams handle both without requiring your group finance team to manage either.
We assess your current accounting setup, reporting requirements, and any group finance considerations.
We configure your chart of accounts and management reporting format before we begin.
Historical trial balances and opening balances loaded and reconciled.
Regular reporting cycle established with agreed deadlines and review process.
Contact our accounting team for a tailored proposal.
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