
Personal Income Tax Computation & Filing Services in Singapore
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Tax Filing for Individuals Made Easy
Whether you’re a Singapore resident, a self-employed professional, or a non-resident working locally, personal tax filing can be overwhelming. VIVOS takes the guesswork out, ensuring you meet every IRAS requirement, maximise tax reliefs, and avoid unnecessary penalties.
Services We Offer— End-to-End Individual Tax Support
We determine your accurate tax residency status — crucial for expats and foreigners — and advise on applicable tax rates and filing methods.

Computation and filing using progressive Singapore income tax rates (0–24%), with all relevant reliefs and deductions applied.

We ensure the correct withholding rates are applied to employment income, director’s fees, and professional services — usually taxed at flat rates of 15–24%.

Expert help with Form B filing for sole proprietors and freelancers, covering allowable business expenses, Medisave obligations, and GST (if applicable).

Maximize your tax savings by applying CPF top-ups, donations, SRS contributions, rental expense claims, and course fee reliefs correctly.

Assess whether overseas income is exempt or taxable under Singapore’s foreign income rules. We guide you on documentation and declaration requirements.

Unhappy with your Notice of Assessment? We prepare and submit objections to IRAS and help resolve your case efficiently.

We handle all correspondence with IRAS, track filing deadlines (April 15 for paper, April 18 for e-filing), and ensure smooth submission on your behalf.



Let’s Get Your Personal Tax Filing Done Right
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Frequently Asked
Questions
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What are Singapore’s personal income tax rates for residents?
Residents are taxed progressively from 0% to 24% based on income levels. The first S$20,000 is tax-free.
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When is the deadline to file personal income tax in Singapore?
April 15 (paper filing) and April 18 (e-filing). Late filings attract a 5% penalty and possible further enforcement by IRAS.
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What can I claim as personal tax deductions in Singapore?
Common deductions include CPF cash top-ups, SRS contributions, rental expenses, course fees, and approved donations.
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Do I need to file taxes if I earned under S$22,000?
If you’ve received a filing notice from IRAS, yes — even if no tax is due.
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Is foreign income taxable in Singapore?
Generally, no, unless earned under Singapore employment or received through a local partnership or agency arrangement.