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SIMULEQUA · SINGAPORE 2026

Singapore Salary Net Take-Home & Corporate Tax Calculator (2026)

Evaluate your net take-home pay in Singapore under IRAS progressive rates (0% to 24%), compare Central Provident Fund (CPF) exemption for Employment Pass holders, and calculate corporate tax (17% with SUTE startup rebate).

Monthly equivalent: S$ 15,000
Full statutory exemption from social security
SUTE startup partial exemption applied
Net Monthly Take-Home Pay
S$ 13,553
Annual net take-home: S$ 162,630
IRAS Personal Income Tax
S$ 17,370
Employee CPF Contribution: S$ 0 (Taux global : 9.7 %)
Corporate Income Tax (17%)
S$ 21,250
Effective corporate tax rate: 8.5 % (Économie SUTE : S$ 21,250)

🇸🇬 Key Singapore Fiscal Advantages for Expatriates (2026)

0 % Cotisations (EP)

Foreign work pass holders (EP) do not contribute to CPF.

0 % Plus-Values

No capital gains tax on securities, investments or startups.

0 % Dividendes

One-tier corporate system: domestic dividends are tax exempt.

IS Réduit SUTE

75% tax relief on first 100k SGD profit for new eligible firms.

Complete Worked Example: Employment Pass Expatriate Earning S$180,000 / Year (S$15,000 / Month)

ComponentIRAS Statutory Scale 2026Annual Amount
Annual Gross Salary15 000 SGD / monthS$ 180 000
CPF Social Contributions0% (Exempt for foreign Employment Pass)S$ 0
Earned Income ReliefStandard statutory relief (< 55 yrs)-S$ 1 000
Chargeable Income180 000 − 1 000 SGDS$ 179 000
Tax on first S$160,000Cumulative progressive tax (0% to 15%)-S$ 13 950
Tax on balance of S$19,00018 % sur (179 000 − 160 000 SGD)-S$ 3 420
Total Personal Income Tax (IRAS)Effective rate of only 9.6%!-S$ 17 370
Final Net Take-Home SalaryS$ 13,553 / month take-homeS$ 162 630

Official Sources & Regulatory Framework (2026): Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS) — Income Tax Act 1947 (YA 2025/2026 individual tax rates 0% to 24%, corporate rate 17% with SUTE scheme). Central Provident Fund Board (CPF) — Ordinary Wage Ceiling SGD 6,800/mo. Verified on 2026-08-31.

Disclaimer: This simulator is an informative decision-support tool and does not constitute formal legal or tax advisory.

Calculation Methodology

IRAS Corporate Income Tax flat rate of 17%, Start-Up Tax Exemption (SUTE) scheme (75% exemption on first S$100k, 50% on next S$100k), and progressive personal tax schedules.

Compares total net wealth retained across personal dividend distributions and corporate retained earnings.

Based on Singapore Companies Act and IRAS corporate tax guidelines.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Quel est le taux de l’impôt sur les sociétés à Singapour ?

Le taux standard est de 17 %, avec des régimes d’exonération partielle abaissant le taux effectif sous 9 % pour les PME.

Comment sont imposés les dividendes perçus à Singapour ?

Les dividendes distribués par une société résidente singapourienne sont totalement exempts d’impôt entre les mains des actionnaires.