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Hi I am a US citizen that will be working in Singapore starting in a couple months.

How much Tax will I need to pay in Singapore and in my home Country (USA) yearly?

Thanks, any info will be greatly appreciated..

Hi,

You need to provide more information on your duration of stay and if you are PR,EP holder etc

For a start, for singapore tax, the main point it to determine if you are a tax resident in Singapore.

You are deemed a tax resident of singapore if you meet the following criteria :
1. Singapore or Singapore PR holder
2. Foreigner who stayed in Singapore for above 183 days or more.

You can read more about your applicable tax rate here :
IRAS: Income tax rates

There are also special tax schemes established which can help you.

1. not ordinary resident tax scheme.
IRAS: Not Ordinarily Resident (NOR) Scheme

2. Area Representative tax scheme.
IRAS: Area Representative Scheme

I am not 100% sure of US tax laws so i will not comment on how to avoid double taxation.

i will be living here the next 3 years.. still trying to figure out if I need to pay income tax in the USA... I know I will have to pay income tax in singapore.. just really curious on the USA end.. it would totally suck to get double taxed

yes you will be double taxed. in sg and also in the usa.

on what grounds?

No double tax
 

Pay Singapore government $x.
Pay US government net of whatever need to pay if in US less $x.

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things are very right

Tax schedules for Singaporeans
 

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I believe it is applicable to all sole proprietors and the self-employed

Go back to your own country, yank.

You ask this question once every 5 years - I'm not sure if you're really moving to SG at all. But I'll humor you, s://.taxesforexpats.com/singapore/guide. This is a pretty good guide to reducing the double taxation that you will be subject to.

Fk your mother, americunt. Go back to your sh1thole country.

Loser, stupid local CHINGAPOREAN are too stupid to compete with us.

why ? local chingaporean have to earn 3k and us the expat earning 8-15k , HAHAHA cheap chingaporean. loser

3.35 million covid cases (highest in the world), 137k deaths (highest in the world), >26 trillion national debt (lol seriously wtf), a racist and bigot for a president, protesting against wearing masks and lockdowns because it iNfRiNgEs YoUr FrEeDoM rIgHtS. Now you're comparing a sg fresh grad's pay to an expat's pay who has years of experience, and everyone knows expats have more generous remuneration packages than locals in any country.

Y'all not just stupid, y'all broke too. 8-15k is probably your salvation at this point.

^LOL and to quote Gordon Ramsey: "Fk off you, you fat useless sack of fking yankee dankee doodle shite"

Is it? I only pay 80 dollars per month for 12 months for tax.
Low income low tax la.

US taxes its own citizens globally. Think a good rule of thumb will be to just use US taxes as a base case since you willl first pay SG taxes then pay whatever difference between SG taxes and US taxes to the US govt. Given that US taxes > SG taxes, you pretty much will be paying US taxes.

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