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An Accountant Confirmation Letter is a critical document in Singapore's business environment, typically required for various financial and regulatory purposes. It is issued when independent verification of financial information, positions, or circumstances is needed by third parties such as banks, investors, or regulators. The document must comply with Singapore's strict regulatory framework, including ACRA requirements and ISCA professional standards. Accountant Confirmation Letters are commonly used for loan applications, investment due diligence, regulatory submissions, or specific financial position verifications. The content and format are guided by professional standards and may include specific confirmations about financial statements, account balances, or other financial matters.

1. Letterhead and Date: Professional letterhead with firm details and current date

2. Addressee Details: Full name and address of the requesting party

3. Subject Line: Clear identification of the confirmation purpose

4. Scope of Confirmation: Specific details of what is being confirmed

5. Professional Statement: Formal confirmation statement with relevant qualifications

6. Disclaimer: Standard professional disclaimers and limitations

7. Signature Block: Authorized signatory details and professional credentials