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  1. www.iras.gov.sgIRAS

    Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS) is the Government agency responsible for the administration of taxes and enterprise disbursement schemes.

  2. Sign up for GIRO to enjoy up to 12 monthly interest-free instalments, or opt for once-a-year deduction. myTax Portal is a secured, personalised portal for you to view and manage your tax transactions with IRAS, at your convenience.

  3. www.iras.gov.sg › contact-usIRAS | Contact Us

    To report scams or phishing attempts, chat with us or call the IRAS hotline at 1800 356 8300 from Monday to Friday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm (except Public Holidays). Alternatively, you may call the police hotline at 1800 255 0000, or submit a report at www.police.gov.sg/iwitness .

  4. 2 days ago · This application is a service of the Singapore Government. myTax Portal is a secured, personalised portal for you to view and manage your tax transactions with IRAS, at your convenience.

  5. Log in to myTax Portal with your Singpass to check if IRAS has sent you a filing notification. At the Menu, select Individuals > Filing Matters > View Filing Status. Alternatively, you may use the Filing Checker to check if you need to file a tax return.

  6. For Individual Income Tax, Property Tax, Stamp Duty and matters across tax types relating to Agent Appointment and Summons, please click on "Book Appointment" below. For Corporate Income Tax matters, please call 1800 356 8622 to book an appointment.

  7. If the document is signed overseas, payment is due within 30 days after its receipt in Singapore. A document is only considered duly stamped when full payment is made. A penalty of up to 4 times of the duty payable may be imposed for late payment. You may refer to IRAS website for the Parties Liable for stamp duty. IRAS 5mo ago

  8. To achieve greater progressivity, the top marginal personal income tax rate will be increased with effect from YA 2024. Chargeable income in excess of $500,000 up to $1 million will be taxed at 23%, while that in excess of $1 million will be taxed at 24%; both up from the current rate of 22%.

  9. Generally, all income earned in Singapore is subject to tax. Find out more about the taxability of the different types of income (e.g. employment, trade). IRAS 4mo ago

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