What is Withholding Tax?
Withholding tax is the tax payable by employers when they pay non-residents, including employees, business partners, and overseas agents.
Withholding tax
- Withholding tax means
- When paying the corresponding amount to a non-resident, a certain percentage of the amount must be withheld as a withholding tax.
- For example, a foreign investor who buys corporate bonds in a country can only receive 85% of the interest remuneration of its investment with the country withholding tax of 15%, and the remaining 15% is withheld by the issuing company of the bond as a The tax deduction is paid to the government. The withholding tax will reduce the return on investment of foreign investors, which will affect the international flow of long-term capital.
- Singapore tax IRAS withholding tax
- Where to go for help? Please refer to the following websites for detailed information on withholding taxes, or consult an accountant.
- This article is a brief introduction to Singapore taxation and should not replace the advice of tax related professionals. For more details, consult your accountant or contact the Internal Revenue Service of Singapore (IRAS).