SRS Tax Savings Calculator

Calculate your immediate 2026 tax relief and long-term retirement benefits with the SRS.

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What is the SRS?

The Supplementary Retirement Scheme (SRS) is a voluntary scheme to complement the CPF. It is designed to encourage individuals to save more for retirement through significant tax incentives.

The Immediate Benefit: Every dollar you contribute to your SRS account reduces your taxable income for the year, saving you money at your highest marginal tax rate.

The Withdrawal Perk: Withdrawals at retirement age are 50% tax-exempt. If you spread your withdrawals, you can effectively pay 0% tax on your entire pot of savings.

How to Use This Calculator

  1. Annual Income - Input your total taxable income (salary + bonus) before any reliefs.
  2. Contribution Amount - Singapore Citizens/PRs can contribute up to S$15,300/year. Foreigners can contribute up to S$35,700/year.
  3. Check Savings - The calculator tells you exactly how much your income tax bill will drop next year.

Calculation Formula & Example

The Formula

Tax Savings = SRS Contribution × Marginal Tax Rate

Where:

  • Cap (SC/PR) = S$15,300
  • Cap (Foreigner) = S$35,700

Example Calculation

If you earn S$150,000 and contribute the max S$15,300, your tax rate is roughly 15%. You save S$2,295 on your tax bill immediately.

Benefits of Using This Calculator

  • Progressive Savings - The more you earn, the higher your tax bracket, and the more you save with SRS.
  • Investment Growth - Unlike CPF, you can invest your SRS funds in a wide range of stocks, ETFs, and insurance products.
  • Future Exemptions - At retirement, you only pay tax on 50% of what you take out.

Calculator Use Cases

High Income Earners

Highly effective for those in the 15% tax bracket and above.

Expats in Singapore

Foreigners get a massive S$35,700 cap, making it one of the best tax-reduction tools available.

Frequently Asked Questions

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