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Singapore will provide 40% corporate income tax rebate in the Year of Assessment 2026

Kwan Wei Kevin Tan and Felicia Tan
Kwan Wei Kevin Tan and Felicia Tan • 1 min read
Singapore will provide 40% corporate income tax rebate in the Year of Assessment 2026
The move comes amid businesses continuing to face cost pressures and operating challenges despite the economy performing better than expected in 2025. Photo: Bloomberg
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Singapore will provide a Corporate Income Tax of 40% in the Year of Assessment 2026, announced Prime Minister and Finance Minister Lawrence Wong in this year’s Budget.

“Every active company that employed at least one local employee last year will receive a minimum benefit of $1,500. The total benefit for each company will be capped at $30,000,” he says.

The move comes amid businesses continuing to face cost pressures and operating challenges despite the economy performing better than expected in 2025.

On Feb 10, the Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI) announced that Singapore’s full-year GDP grew by 5%. While slightly lower than the 5.3% print in 2024, this came above the 4% forecast given last November.

“[The move] will provide short-term relief, as we press on with our restructuring and transformation efforts,” Wong adds.

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