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Singapore Personal Tax Calculator

INCOME DETAILS

Employment Income (in SGD) Employment Income
Enter your gross employment income for the previous year (including any bonuses, fixed allowances and any benefits in kind). DO NOT deduct CPF paid when you key in this figure.

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Use the slider or input your Income in the textbox.

Less: Employment Expenses in SGD) Employment Expense
Enter your allowable employment expenses.

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Use the slider or input your Expenses in the textbox.

NET EMPLOYMENT INCOME Net Employment Income
Calculated as Employment Income - Employment Expense.

ASSESSABLE INCOME in (SGD) Assessable Income
Calculated as Net Employment Income + Other Income - Approved Donations.
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Less: PERSONAL RELIEFS

CHARGEABLE INCOME in (SGD) :

TAX PAYABLE

NET TAX PAYABLE in (SGD) :

Disclaimer:
The information in this summary is intended to be no more than a general overview of your tax position. In the interest of simplicity, some details have been omitted. If you need professional advice or assistance, please call us at +65 6990 8220.


Income tax calculation can be a tedious process, especially in a country with stringent laws like Singapore. However, it can be streamlined with the help of tools like the Singapore income tax calculator. These online tools simplify the process by providing a clear, user-friendly way to estimate your tax obligations.

Singapore has a progressive tax system with a 0-24% personal income tax rate. The highest rate applies to annual taxable income exceeding 1 million SGD. For non-residents, the tax rate is either a flat 15% or the progressive resident rate, whichever is higher. There’s also a personal tax rebate of 50% of your payable tax, which is capped at 200 SGD.

You must input your annual income to use our Singapore income tax calculator. The calculator will apply the appropriate rates based on your residency status—either the progressive rates for residents or the flat or non-resident rates for others. This helps estimate your tax liability and plan your finances accordingly.

The Singapore tax calculator also considers various deductions and reliefs you might be eligible for, such as personal reliefs, medical expenses, and donations.

Keep in mind that the tax year aligns with the calendar year, and returns are filed by April 15 for paper submissions or April 18 for e-filing. For Singapore residents, the minimum annual income for paying taxes is S$20,000, while non-residents are taxed on income earned in Singapore if they have worked for less than 183 days.

Using a Singapore Income Tax Calculator can significantly ease the tax filing process, making it simpler to manage and optimise your tax responsibilities.

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