Singapore Tax Calculator — Calculate Your Tax Liability

Calculate Singapore personal income tax for residents. See progressive tax rates from 0% to 24% and available reliefs and deductions.

Singapore has one of the lowest personal income tax rates among developed nations with progressive rates from 0% to 24%. The first SGD 20000 is tax-free. Effective tax rates are very low: someone earning SGD 100000 pays approximately SGD 5650 (5.65% effective rate). Combined with no capital gains tax and no inheritance tax Singapore is one of the most tax-efficient countries globally.

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Income Tax
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£2,194
Annual Take-Home
£32,320
Monthly: £2,693 | Effective Rate: 19.2%

Key Information

ParameterDetails
Tax-Free ThresholdSGD 20000
Tax Rate Range0% to 24%
Effective Rate (SGD 100K)5.65% approximately
CPF Contribution (Employee)20% of salary (below 55 years)

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much tax do I pay in Singapore?

On SGD 100000 annual income: first SGD 20000 = $0. SGD 20001-30000 at 2% = $200. SGD 30001-40000 at 3.5% = $350. SGD 40001-80000 at 7% = $2800. SGD 80001-100000 at 11.5% = $2300. Total tax: approximately SGD 5650. Effective rate: 5.65%. This is among the lowest in the developed world.

What is CPF in Singapore?

Central Provident Fund is mandatory retirement savings. Employees under 55 contribute 20% of salary and employers add 17% for a total 37% contribution. CPF covers retirement (Ordinary and Special Accounts) healthcare (Medisave) and housing. The employer 17% is not taxable income making it effectively free retirement savings.

Is Singapore tax-free for foreigners?

No Singapore residents (including foreigners living and working in Singapore) pay personal income tax. However the rates are very low — much lower than most Western countries. Non-residents working in Singapore less than 183 days pay a flat 15% or resident rates whichever is higher. There is no distinction between citizens and PRs for tax purposes.

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Last updated: March 2026