I am an Employee
Working in Singapore & tax filing (for employees and company/board directors etc)
Individual Income Tax
Basics of Individual Income Tax
For Employees, Self-Employed Persons, Sole-Proprietors, Partnerships and other individuals who may be Singapore Citizens (SCs), Singapore Permanent Residents (SPRs) or Foreigners, and Employers
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I am a Self-Employed Person or in a Partnership
Sole-proprietorship, partnership, trade, business, vocation or profession
I have rental income (for locals and foreigners)
Report rental income and claim expenses and deductions
I have other side or personal income
Check its taxability in this comprehensive list, then check if you need to file a tax return using the filing checker
I am an Employer and want to report my employees' income
Find out how to file employees' income information
I am a Non-Resident
Tax obligations for non-resident directors, professionals & public entertainers
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Managing myTax Portal account
Set up myTax Portal account using Singpass or Singpass Foreign user Account (SFA), and update particulars and contact details
Understanding my Income Tax filing
Use the filing checker to check if you need to file a tax return
Tax residency and tax rates
Check if you are a tax resident, and learn the benefits of tax residency in Singapore
What is taxable, what is not
Check its taxability, then check if you need to file an Income Tax Return using the filing checker
Tax reliefs, rebates and deductions
Check the tax deductions to claim (reliefs and rebates are applicable to tax residents only)
Receive tax bill, pay tax, check refunds
Read your tax bill and find out the different payment modes
Related Content for Individuals
Special tax schemes
Tax schemes relating to Individual Income Tax at a glance
Consequences of non-compliance
Learn about IRAS' audit processes and penalties for incorrect income reporting
Voluntary disclosure of errors
Make a voluntary disclosure of any omission or under-declaration of income
Report tax evasion
Report someone to IRAS if you think they are evading tax