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Income Tax Calculator

Estimate resident income tax on your annual chargeable income using progressive rates (YA2024 onwards). The first S$20,000 is tax-free.

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Chargeable income is your assessable income minus reliefs (earned income relief, CPF relief, spouse/parent reliefs, etc.). Rates shown apply to tax residents from YA2024 onwards. For YA2026 a 60% rebate (capped at S$200) applies to the tax payable and is not included below.

Income Tax Payable

Before YA2026 rebate
S$0

How resident income tax works

Singapore taxes residents on a progressive scale. The first S$20,000 of chargeable income is taxed at 0%, then each band above is taxed at a higher marginal rate, rising to 24% on income above S$1,000,000. Because only the income within each band is taxed at that band's rate, your effective rate is always lower than your top marginal rate.

This estimate is calculated on chargeable income — that is, after deducting reliefs. Singapore has no capital gains tax and no inheritance tax, so gains from selling shares or property are generally not taxable. For YA2026 (income earned in 2025), IRAS grants a Personal Income Tax Rebate of 60% of tax payable, capped at S$200, applied automatically.

FAQ

What counts as chargeable income?
Your total assessable income (employment, trade, rental, etc.) minus allowable deductions and personal reliefs. Enter that net figure here.
When do I file and pay?
File by 15 April (18 April for e-filing) each year. IRAS issues a Notice of Assessment, typically from end-April, and you pay after that — there is no monthly withholding.
Are there reliefs I should claim?
Yes — earned income relief, CPF relief, spouse/child/parent reliefs, course fees and more. Total personal income tax relief is capped at S$80,000 per YA.
What about non-residents?
Non-residents are taxed at 15% on employment income (or resident rates, whichever is higher) and 24% on most other income. This tool uses resident rates.