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Singapore Income Tax Calculator 2023

Year of Assessment 2023 | Progressive Tax Slabs

Introduction

🎯 What

Singapore Income Tax Calculator 2023 estimates personal income tax payable based on progressive resident tax slabs, deductions, and personal reliefs for Year of Assessment 2023.

👥 Who

Salaried employees, Self-employed individuals, Freelancers & consultants, Residents and non-residents working in Singapore.

💡 Why

To estimate annual income tax liability, plan finances, and understand how Singapore's progressive tax system works for YA 2023.

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💰 Income & Details

Affects tax rates and reliefs

📋 Personal Reliefs

Employee CPF portion (deductible)

Total reliefs capped at SGD 80,000

🇸🇬 Tax Summary

Enter your details and calculate

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Singapore Income Tax 2023 (YA2023)

Tax Brackets (Residents)

Chargeable Income (SGD) Rate
0 – 20,000 0%
20,001 – 30,000 2%
30,001 – 40,000 3.5%
40,001 – 80,000 7%
80,001 – 120,000 11.5%
120,001 – 160,000 15%
160,001 – 200,000 18%
200,001 – 240,000 19%
240,001 – 280,000 19.5%
280,001 – 320,000 20%
Above 320,000 22%

Common Reliefs

Earned Income Relief: Auto
CPF Contributions: Deductible
Child Relief: SGD 4,000
Parent Relief: SGD 9,000
Relief Cap
Total Cap: SGD 80,000

Calculation Examples

Example 1: Annual Income S$30,000

Income: SGD 30,000
Reliefs: SGD 0

Chargeable Income = 30,000
Tax: First 20,000 → 0%
Next 10,000 → 2% = 200
Total Tax = SGD 200

Example 2: Annual Income S$80,000

Income: SGD 80,000
Reliefs: SGD 10,000

Chargeable Income = 70,000
Tax: First 20,000 → 0
Next 10,000 → 2% = 200
Next 10,000 → 3.5% = 350
Remaining 30,000 → 7% = 2,100
Total Tax = SGD 2,650

Example 3: Annual Income S$150,000

Income: SGD 150,000
Reliefs: SGD 20,000

Chargeable Income = 130,000
Progressive calculation through slabs
Total Tax ≈ SGD 10,850

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Who is a tax resident in Singapore?

A: Singapore citizens, PRs, or foreigners who stayed/worked in Singapore for at least 183 days in the year preceding the YA.

Q: Is CPF taxable?

A: No, CPF contributions by the employee are tax-deductible, not taxable.

Q: Are bonuses taxable?

A: Yes, employment bonuses and AWS are part of taxable income.

Q: When is income tax paid?

A: Tax is paid after filing (due 15 Apr for e-filing), either in full or via monthly installments.

Q: Can reliefs reduce tax to zero?

A: Yes, if total reliefs and deductions exceed your income, chargeable income becomes zero.

Disclaimer: This Singapore Income Tax Calculator 2023 is for informational and Google AdSense content purposes only. Rates and reliefs are based on IRAS rules for Year of Assessment 2023. Actual tax liability may vary based on individual circumstances, specific reliefs, and IRAS assessments. ANTIGRAVITY does not provide legal, tax, or financial advice. For official advice, consult with a registered tax professional or visit IRAS.