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*For YA 2020, companies will be granted a 25% Corporate Income Tax Rebate which is capped at S$15,000.
One of the most common reasons why foreigners choose to incorporate a Singapore company is mainly due to the low corporate tax rate. What’s even better is that the ‘effective’ tax rate can be even lower, if your company is eligible for various tax exemptions and rebates in Singapore.
Here are 3 key highlights that make Singapore’s tax system attractive:
The current corporate tax rate in Singapore is 17% for both local and foreign companies.
Besides the low corporate tax and effective tax rates, there are also tax exemption schemes for new startups and all companies.
New qualifying startups in Singapore will be eligible for the Start-up Tax Exemption Scheme (SUTE) which allows you to have the following exemption for the first 3 years of assessment (YA):
From YA 2020 onwards
To be considered for SUTE, you must first ensure the following:
All companies that do not qualify for SUTE, can qualify for the following partial tax exemption in Singapore. From YA 2020 onwards:
In Singapore, you will need to file the Estimated Chargeable Income (ECI) and Corporate Income Tax Returns (Form C or Form C-S) to the IRAS.
Based on your company’s financial year-end (FYE), you will need to file the ECI within 3 months from the FYE. Read more details here.
For all companies, the e-filing of Form C and Form C-S is now mandatory from YA 2020 onwards. Previously, the filing deadline was 15 December. However, from Year 2021, you will need to e-file your Corporate Income Tax returns by 30 November.
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