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The Singapore Budget is a strategic financial plan to address the challenges facing us, outline our national priorities, and build our future Singapore together. Click below to find out more about our national Budget process.
Budget 2024 bolsters support for Singaporeans from all walks of life in several key areas. The suite of measures will: Tackle immediate challenges for households and businesses; Pursue better growth and jobs, and equip our workers for life; Create more paths for equality and mobility; and.
Feb 19, 2024 · SINGAPORE – From workers to seniors, individuals to households, Budget 2024 has something for everyone to cope with cost-of-living pressures.
Budget 2022. Deputy Prime Minister (DPM) and Minister for Finance Lawrence Wong delivered the Singapore Government’s Budget Statement for Financial Year 2022 in Parliament on 18 February 2022.
On 14 Feb 2023, DPM and Finance Minister Lawrence Wong delivered the 2023 Budget Statement in Parliament. He outlined plans to strengthen our social compact and enable Singaporeans to tackle upcoming challenges, as well as to seize new opportunities to prepare for the future. #SGBudget2023: Full Budget Statement.
Negative figures are shown in parentheses. Other Taxes include the Foreign Worker Levy, Water Conservation Tax, Land Betterment Charge and Annual Tonnage Tax. Special Transfers include Top-ups to Endowment and Trust Funds.
Budget 2022 sets forth a suite of measures to support Singaporeans as we: Build a more vibrant economy that can meet the challenges of the future; Build a future-ready workforce with good jobs and wages; Push forward with our green transition and seize green opportunities; and; Strengthen our social compact so no one is left behind.
