Singapore’s corporate tax takings in first 9 months of FY2022 exceed full-year estimate
The government’s overall operating revenue has also crossed the 80 per cent mark
IN THE first nine months of the government’s fiscal year, Singapore’s corporate income tax receipts have already exceeded its full-year estimate – with overall operating revenue also ahead of the pace, data from the Accountant-General’s Department showed.
At the three-quarter mark of FY2022, receipts of personal income tax and goods and services tax (GST) – the two next-largest components of operating revenue – have surpassed 80 per cent of full-year projections, according to data available on the Singapore Department of Statistics website.
Corporate income tax revenue for the first nine months, April through December…
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