Accounting Software by Country

One Cloud Platform, Local Tax Rules

AI Account is one cloud accounting software, but a cross-border invoice can fail when a business applies the wrong GST, SST or VAT rule, e-invoicing mandate, currency, reporting standard or filing deadline. Each country page states those local requirements for its market, and this accounting software by country hub explains the country coverage and the information each page provides.

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One Cloud Platform, Local Tax Rules

Which Asia Pacific Markets Does AI Account Cover?

Choose your market — each country page states the tax regime, the e-invoicing mandate and the filing deadlines that apply to you, checked against that country's own regulator. The list grows as AI Account adds markets.

Flag of Singapore
GST and the InvoiceNow e-invoicing requirement
Flag of Malaysia
SST and MyInvois e-invoicing

What Every Country Page Tells You

Every country page follows the same fixed checklist, so you can compare markets without piecing the picture together from scattered regulator websites. Each page states, for its country:

  • The tax regime and its current rate
  • The tax authority that administers it
  • The company registrar
  • The e-invoicing mandate and the phase that applies to the business
  • The fiscal year and filing deadlines
  • The currency and pricing details for that market
  • Banking integrations for local banks
  • The reporting standard used for financial statements
What Every Country Page Tells You

How Country Coverage Works in the Platform

Set up your country configuration in four steps:

  1. Read the country page for your market and confirm the tax regime, mandate phase and deadlines that apply to you.
  2. Apply the local settings through our tax compliance module, from tax codes to filing calendars.
  3. Route documents through the e-invoicing module so invoices follow the national framework your regulator expects.
  4. Connect local bank feeds and let the platform reconcile transactions in the local currency.

In practice, we help clients configure tax codes, filing calendars and invoice workflows in AI Account. Customers and their advisers remain responsible for filings and certifications.

How Country Coverage Works in the Platform

What Should You Review for Your Market?

Before you configure AI Account for a market, review the items that determine whether your books stay compliant:

  • Tax settings and the current tax regime
  • E-invoicing mandate and the phase that applies to your business
  • Filing deadlines and fiscal year
  • Local bank feeds and currency
  • The pricing plan that fits your market and operating needs

AI Account keeps local settings in one cloud platform, and the accounting software by country pages listed above identify the market-specific rules for each of these items.

What Should You Review for Your Market?

Find the Right Plan for Your Market

Compare features, currency options and local compliance support across every plan.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which countries does AI Account cover?

We currently publish country pages for Singapore and Malaysia, both listed on this hub. Each page covers the tax regime, e-invoicing mandate, currency, reporting standard and filing deadlines for that market.

Does AI Account file my returns for me?

No. AI Account is accounting software, not an accounting firm, and we never file or certify documents on your behalf. The platform organises your data and reports so you or your accountant can file accurately and on time.

Where can I find current tax rates and deadlines?

On the country page for your market. Each page is checked against the official position of the local authority, so the figures you see are the figures that apply.

Can I run companies in both Singapore and Malaysia from one account?

Yes. AI Account supports multi-company management, so firms serving clients in both markets can run them side by side, each with its own local settings, currency and compliance calendar.

How often are the country pages updated?

Whenever a regulator announces a change that affects our users, we review the relevant page against the official source and update it. Rates and dates always live on the country pages, not on this hub.
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