Personal Income Tax Rates for Residents
The personal income tax system for Tax Residents in Singapore is based on a progressive tax system. This means that a different tax rate is charged progressively as income increases. Simply put, your annual personal income will be divided into different income bands with a progressive tax rate attached to the next band. The highest personal income tax rate is currently fixed at 24% effective YA2024 onwards (which is 7% higher than the current headline corporate tax rate).
The progressive rates are as follow:
| Chargeable Income | Income Tax 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 $40,000 |
– 15 |
7,950 6,000 |
| First $160,000 Next $40,000 |
– 18 |
13,950 7,200 |
| First $200,000 Next $40,000 |
– 19 |
21,150 7,600 |
| First $240,000 Next $40,000 |
– 19.5 |
28,750 7,800 |
| First $280,000 Next $40,000 |
– 20 |
36,550 8,000 |
| First $320,000 Next $180,000 |
– 22 |
44,550 39,600 |
| First $500,000 Next $500,000 |
– 23 |
84,150 115,000 |
| First $1,000,000 In excess of $1,000,000 |
– 24 |
199,150 |
Personal Income Tax rates for non-resident individuals
Employment Income
Your employment income is taxed at 15% or resident rate, whichever gives rise to a higher tax amount.
Director’s fees, consultation fees & all other income
The director’s fees, consultation fees and all other income that you received are taxed at 24% effective YA2024 onwards.
