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Supplementary Retirement Scheme (SRS)

What is the definition of a 'tax resident'?

For a foreigner working in Singapore, 'tax resident' status will be accorded if he/she works 183 days or more in Singapore (doesn't have to be 183 consecutive days). If this criterion is met, he/she will be taxed at Singapore's marginal tax rates.

  1. If he/she has worked in Singapore for more than 60 days but less than 183 days, taxation will be 15% or resident tax rates, whichever is higher.

  2. If he/she has worked in Singapore less than 60 days, he/she is tax-exempted (Ref. to IRAS website).

  3. However, please note that Singaporean citizens are tax-residents by default.