Determining your tax residency status is critical because it affects your tax rates and relief eligibility. In Singapore, individuals who reside or work for at least 183 days in a calendar year qualify as tax residents, granting them access to lower rates and various relief options.

We provide tailored advice to help clients utilise available reliefs, such as:

CPF Reliefs: Contributions to Central Provident Fund accounts can reduce taxable income.
Parent and Handicapped Parent Reliefs: Significant deductions for supporting dependents.
Course Fee Reliefs: Up to $5,500 for skills development and professional certifications.
Donation Reliefs: A 250% deduction for contributions to approved charities.
Income Tax Filing

Whether you’re a resident or non-resident, our experts assist in preparing and filing accurate tax returns. This includes consolidating all income sources, from employment and rental income to dividends, and ensuring that all eligible reliefs are applied.

For foreigners leaving Singapore or switching employers, we handle the tax clearance process by liaising with employers and the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS). This ensures all outstanding taxes are settled before departure, avoiding penalties or travel restrictions.

While Singapore generally exempts foreign-sourced income from taxes, exceptions exist, such as income earned abroad for Singaporean employers or government projects. We also assist in leveraging Double Taxation Agreements (DTAs) to reduce tax liabilities on cross-border income.