Singapore Income Tax Rates...
Different tax rates apply for tax residents and non-residents. You will be treated as a tax resident for a particular Year of Assessment (YA) if you are a:
Singapore Permanent Resident (SPR) if you have established your permanent home in Singapore; or
Foreigner who stayed/worked in Singapore for 183 days or more in previous year (excludes director of a company).
Singapore Income Tax Rates...
Different tax rates apply for tax residents and non-residents. You will be treated as a tax resident for a particular Year of Assessment (YA) if you are a:
Singaporean; or
Singapore Permanent Resident (SPR) if you have established your permanent home in Singapore; or
Foreigner who stayed/worked in Singapore for 183 days or more in previous year (excludes director of a company).
Different tax rates apply for tax residents and non-residents. You will be treated as a tax resident for a particular Year of Assessment (YA) if you are a:
Singaporean; or
Singapore Permanent Resident (SPR) if you have established your permanent home in Singapore; or
Foreigner who stayed/worked in Singapore for 183 days or more in previous year (excludes director of a company).
From YA 2012 onwards
Chargeable Income |
Rate (%) |
Gross Tax Payable ($) |
First $20,000
Next $10,000 |
0
2 |
0
200 |
First $30,000
Next $10,000 |
-
3.50 |
200
350 |
First $40,000
Next $40,000 |
-
7 |
550
2 800 |
First $80,000
Next $40,000 |
-
11.5 |
3 350
4 600 |
First $120,000
Next nbsp; 40,000 |
-
15 |
7 950
6 000 |
First $160,000
Next nbsp; 40,000 |
-
17 |
13 950
6 800 |
First $200,000
Next $120,000 |
-
18 |
20 750
21 600 |
First $320,000
Above $320,000 |
-
20 |
42 350 |
For YA 2013, a personal tax rebate of up to a maximum of $1,500 is granted as follows:
30% rebate for taxpayers below 60 years of age as at 31 Dec 2012
50% rebate for taxpayers 60 years of age & above as at 31 Dec 2012