Computational Example - IRAS
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My company qualifies for the tax exemption scheme for start-up companies from YA 2019 to YA 2021. My normal chargeable income before tax exemption for the 3 YAs are $280,000 for YA 2019, $250,000 for YA 2020 and $50,000 for YA 2021. How do I compute the exempt amount and tax payable for YA 2019 to YA 2021?
In addition, my company's normal chargeable income before tax exemption for YA 2022 is $290,000. How do I compute the exempt amount under the partial tax exemption scheme and tax payable for YA 2022?
YA 2019
The exempt amount on normal chargeable income of $280,000 is computed as follows:
Normal chargeable income before exempt amount $ First 100,000 Next 180,000 Total 280,000
% exempted
100% 50%
Amount exempted
$ 100,000 90,000 190,000
Your company's tax payable for YA 2019 is therefore computed as follows:
Chargeable income before exempt amount
$ 280,000
Less: Exempt amount
190,000
Chargeable income after exempt amount
90,000
Tax payable @ 17%
Less: Corporate income tax rebate (20% x $15,300)
Net tax payable
15,300.00 3,060.00
12,240.00
YA 2020
The changes to the tax exemption scheme for new start-up companies announced in Budget 2018 will apply with effect from YA 2020. The exempt amount on normal chargeable income of $250,000 is computed as follows:
Normal chargeable income before exempt amount $ First 100,000 Next 100,000 Total 200,000
% exempted
75% 50%
Amount exempted
$ 75,000 50,000 125,000
Your company's tax payable for YA 2020 is therefore computed as follows:
Chargeable income before exempt amount Less: Exempt amount Chargeable income after exempt amount
Tax payable @ 17% Less: Corporate income tax rebate (25% x $21,250) Net tax payable
$ 250,000 125,000 125,000 21,250.00 5,312.50
15,937.50
YA 2021
The exempt amount on normal chargeable income of $50,000 is computed as follows:
Normal chargeable income before exempt amount
$ First 50,000
% exempted 75%
Amount exempted
$ 37,500
Your company's tax payable for YA 2021 is therefore computed as follows:
Chargeable income before exempt amount Less: Exempt amount Chargeable income after exempt amount Tax payable @ 17%
$ 50,000 37,500 12,500
2,125.00
YA 2022
The company will qualify for the partial tax exemption in YA 2022 as this is its fourth YA after incorporation. The changes to the partial tax exemption as announced in Budget 2018 will apply with effect from YA 2020 onwards.
The exempt amount on normal chargeable income of $290,000 is computed as follows:
Normal chargeable income before exempt
amount $
First 10,000 Next 190,000 Total 200,000
% exempted
75% 50%
Amount exempted
$ 7,500 95,000 102,500
Your company's tax payable for YA 2022 is therefore computed as follows
Chargeable income before exempt amount Less: Exempt amount Chargeable income after exempt amount Tax payable @ 17%
$ 290,000 102,500 187,500
31,875.00
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