Category: Singapore – Tax

As a consumer in Singapore, you might have noticed that some goods and services include GST while others don’t. The difference often comes down to whether they are zero-rated supplies or exempt supplies. This guide breaks down what these terms...

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From YA 2025 onwards, Singapore’s Working Mother’s Child Relief (WMCR) will undergo major changes. If you are a working mother, understanding these updates is crucial for maximising your tax relief and planning your finances effectively. 📌 What is Working Mother’s...

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A complete guide for taxpayers in Singapore to understand whether they need to file a personal income tax return, with clear explanations of residency rules and filing requirements. 📌 Understanding the Basics In Singapore, personal income tax is assessed on...

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Love shopping from Amazon, Taobao, or other overseas platforms? Since 2023, Goods and Services Tax (GST) rules have changed in Singapore, and you might now need to pay GST on purchases you make from abroad. Here’s an in-depth guide for...

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Singapore is famous for having no capital gains tax, but that doesn’t mean all profits from selling assets are automatically tax-free. Under certain conditions, the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS) can treat your gains as income in nature —...

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New to filing? This friendly, keyword-optimised guide explains Singapore income tax for students, internship tax rules, fresh graduate tax filing, allowable reliefs, and deadlines—so you stay compliant and pay only what you legally owe. Become Our Featured Tax Expert. This...

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In Singapore, missing the Income Tax filing deadline can lead to penalties, fines, and even legal action by the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS). This guide explains the consequences, late filing penalties, how to rectify your situation, and tips...

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Understanding the different forms of taxable employment income in Singapore is crucial for accurate tax filing. This guide explains what the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS) considers taxable and how to report it correctly. 📌 Why It’s Important to...

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If you are a self-employed person in Singapore, contributing to your Central Provident Fund (CPF) is not just about meeting compulsory MediSave requirements—it’s also about building long-term savings for retirement, housing, and healthcare. While employees have CPF contributions automatically deducted...

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A complete guide for Singapore taxpayers to understand the 60% personal income tax rebate for the Year of Assessment (YA) 2025, who qualifies, how it is calculated, and its impact on your final tax bill. 📌 What is the 60%...

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