Category: Singapore – Tax

A complete guide for taxpayers in Singapore to understand the key filing deadlines, differences between paper filing and e-Filing, and how to avoid late penalties while maximising tax compliance. 📌 Why Tax Filing Deadlines Matter In Singapore, meeting your personal...

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If you are a foreigner working in Singapore and planning to leave the country for good or for more than three months, you are required to obtain tax clearance from the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS). This guide explains...

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Filing your Singapore income tax return online is now easier than ever with IRAS’s e-Filing system. This guide walks you through each step, covering essential documents, submission deadlines, common mistakes to avoid, and tips to maximise tax reliefs for 2025....

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In Singapore, buying or selling shares in a company doesn’t just involve agreeing on a price—it also comes with a stamp duty obligation. This tax, imposed on the transfer of shares, is governed by the 0.2% Stamp Duty Rule. Whether...

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In Singapore, tenants often focus on rent and deposits when signing a lease, but Stamp Duty is another important cost that should not be overlooked. Whether you’re renting a residential unit or commercial space, understanding stamp duty rules can save...

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Trust structures have long been used in Singapore for estate planning, wealth management, and safeguarding assets for beneficiaries. However, recent changes to Stamp Duty rules on properties held in trust have altered the financial and compliance landscape. If you are...

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Planning for retirement in Singapore often means deciding how to allocate your savings between the Central Provident Fund (CPF) and the Supplementary Retirement Scheme (SRS). Both offer attractive tax benefits and help you prepare for retirement, but they cater to...

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The Supplementary Retirement Scheme (SRS) offers Singapore taxpayers a unique opportunity to save for retirement while enjoying significant tax savings. Whether you are a Singaporean, PR, or foreigner, contributing to your SRS account can reduce your taxable income and boost...

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Learn how the Year of Assessment (YA) works in Singapore’s personal income tax system, the key dates, and what taxpayers in Singapore should do to stay compliant and save on taxes. 📌 What is the Year of Assessment (YA)? In...

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Are you a foreigner working briefly in Singapore? The 60-Day Tax Exemption can help you avoid paying income tax if you meet certain conditions. Here’s a complete guide to how it works, who qualifies, and the rules you must follow...

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