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Singapore is known for its pro-business environment, competitive tax rates, and strong regulatory framework, making it one of the best countries for foreign entrepreneurs to establish their businesses. If you are considering setting up a company in Singapore, understanding the tax landscape is crucial for effective planning and compliance.
Below is a quick summary guide to Singapore’s tax regime.
Foreigners operating businesses in Singapore may be subject to personal income tax. Below is a breakdown of the 2025 tax rates:
Additional Considerations
GST is an indirect tax applied to the supply of goods and services inSingapore. GST-registered businesses must charge 9% GST on taxable supplies andfile periodic returns with the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS).
To encourage business growth, Singapore offers various incentives, including:
Singapore offers a variety of industry-specific tax incentives to attract and support businesses across various sectors. These incentives are administered by key government agencies, each focusing on specific industries:
For a comprehensive list of industry-specific incentives and detailed information, you can visit the respective websites of these agencies:
Understanding Singapore’s tax landscape is key to maximizing tax efficiency and staying compliant. At Finova Group, we offer a comprehensive range of corporate services, helping foreign businesses navigate the complexities of incorporation, taxation, compliance, and regulatory requirements in Singapore.
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Disclaimer: This article provides general information and does not constitute tax or legal advice. Please consult a professional advisor for personalized guidance.