Chinese
Chinese
English
HomeAbout UsServicesDownloadFAQsContact UsBBS

    Quick Acess

Singapore Company
Current position : Home >> Singapore Company
 
Singapore Budget 2022

Singapore Budget 2022

Minister for Finance of Singapore delivered the Budget Statement for Budget 2022 on February 2022 in Parliament. According to the statement, the key contents of the Budget 2022 include:

  1. Increase of Goods and Services Tax Rate

    The Goods and Services Tax Rate will be increased from 7% to 8% starting from 1 January 2023. Starting from 1 January 2024, it will be increased from 8% to 9%.

  2. Increase of Personal Income Tax Rate

    Starting from the Year of Assessment 2024, the portion of chargeable income in excess of SGD500,000 up to SGD1 million will be taxed at 23%, while that in excess of SGD1 million will be taxed at 24%.

  3. Increase of Property Tax Rate

    The property tax rates for non-owner-occupied residential properties, which includes investment properties, will be increased from the current range of 10%-20% to 12%-36%.

    For owner-occupied residential properties, the property tax rates for the portion of Annual Value in excess SGD30,000 will be increased from the current range of 4%-16% to 6%-32%.

  4. Raise of Minimum Salary for EP and SP

    Starting from September 2022, the minimum qualifying salary for new EP applicants will be raised from the current SGD4,500 to SGD5,000. For the financial services sector, it will be raised from the current SGD5,000 to SGD5,500.

    Starting from September 2022, the minimum qualifying salary for new SP applicants will be raised from the current SGD2,500 to SGD3,000. For the financial services sector, it will be raised to SGD3,500.

  5. Small Business Recovery Grant

    A Small Business Recovery Grant for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) that have been most affected by COVID-19 restrictions over the past year, like those in F&B, retail, tourism and hospitality sectors, will be provided.

    Eligible SMEs will receive a payout of SGD1,000 for each local employee up to a cap of SGD1,000 per firm.

    Eligible local sole proprietorships and partnerships that do not hire any local employees will receive a flat payout of SGD1,000 as well.

KAIZEN Group is equipped with experienced and highly qualified professional consultants and is therefore well positioned to provide professional advices and services in respect of the formation and registration of company, application for various business licences and permits, company compliance, tax planning, audit and accounting in China. Please call and talk to our professional consultants for details.


Previous two similar articles:

 Offshore Company