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🇸🇬 Singapore Property Tax

Singapore Property Tax Calculator

Calculate your annual property tax using official IRAS owner-occupier and non-owner-occupier progressive rates, based on your property's Annual Value.

Check your AV on the IRAS website — it's an estimate of yearly rent, not your purchase price
Owner-occupier rates only apply if you live in the property
2026 one-off rebate: 15% for HDB, 10% (capped $500) for private, owner-occupied only
ℹ️ Owner-occupier rates start at 0% and only apply to the one property you live in. All other properties — rented, vacant, or investment — are taxed at higher non-owner-occupier rates.

📋 2026 Key Figures

Owner-occupier: 0%–32% | Non-owner-occupier: 12%–36% | 2026 rebate: 15% (HDB) / 10% capped $500 (private), owner-occupied only | Payment due 31 January

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How Property Tax Works in Singapore

Unlike stamp duty, which is a one-off cost at purchase, property tax is charged every year on every property in Singapore — HDB flats, condos, landed homes, even vacant units. It's calculated as your property's Annual Value (AV) — IRAS's estimate of the yearly rent it could fetch if rented out unfurnished — multiplied by a progressive rate that depends on whether you live in the property.

🏠 Owner-Occupier Rates (from 1 January 2025)

Portion of Annual Value Rate
First $12,0000%
Next $28,000 ($12,001–$40,000)4%
Next $10,000 ($40,001–$50,000)6%
Next $25,000 ($50,001–$75,000)10%
Next $10,000 ($75,001–$85,000)14%
Next $15,000 ($85,001–$100,000)20%
Next $40,000 ($100,001–$140,000)26%
Above $140,00032%

🏢 Non-Owner-Occupier Rates (from 1 January 2024)

Portion of Annual Value Rate
First $30,00012%
Next $15,000 ($30,001–$45,000)20%
Next $15,000 ($45,001–$60,000)28%
Above $60,00036%

Non-owner-occupier rates apply to any residential property you don't live in — rented out, vacant, or held purely as an investment. Non-residential properties (commercial, industrial) are taxed at a flat 10% instead.

🎁 2026 Rebate

To cushion the impact of rising Annual Values, the government is providing a one-off rebate for 2026: 15% off for owner-occupied HDB flats, and 10% off (capped at $500) for owner-occupied private residential properties. This rebate only applies to owner-occupied properties — it does not apply to non-owner-occupied or investment properties.

💡 Example Calculation

Scenario: Private condo with Annual Value of $36,000, owner-occupied.

1. First $12,000 × 0% = $0
2. Next $24,000 ($12,001–$36,000) × 4% = $960
3. Tax before rebate: $960
4. 2026 rebate (private, 10% capped at $500): min($96, $500) = $96
5. Final tax payable: $960 − $96 = $864

Compare to the same AV, non-owner-occupied: First $30,000 × 12% = $3,600, plus the remaining $6,000 × 20% = $1,200, for a total of $4,800 — more than 5 times the owner-occupier tax.

Note: This is a simplified example using AV directly — always verify your actual AV on the IRAS website.

⚠️ Important Notes

- This calculator provides estimates only, based on official IRAS 2025/2026 progressive rates.
- Your actual Annual Value is set by IRAS based on market rental comparables — check it on the IRAS website rather than estimating.
- Owner-occupier rates apply to only one property per owner — additional properties you occupy don't qualify.
- This calculator does not cover non-residential (commercial/industrial) properties, which are taxed at a flat 10%.
- For official figures and to check your AV, use IRAS – Property Tax.

Frequently Asked Questions

Property tax is calculated by multiplying your property's Annual Value (AV) by the applicable progressive tax rate. The AV is IRAS's estimate of the gross annual rent your property could fetch if rented out unfurnished, not the price you paid for it.

Owner-occupier rates apply if you live in the property, starting at 0% on the first $12,000 of Annual Value and rising to 32% above $140,000. Non-owner-occupier rates apply to rented-out, vacant, or investment properties, starting at 12% with no tax-free tier, rising to 36% above $60,000.

You can check your property's Annual Value for free on the IRAS website using your property tax reference number or address. IRAS also sends an annual Valuation Notice showing the AV used for your tax bill, which you can appeal within 30 days if you believe it's incorrect.

No. Owner-occupier rates only apply to one property that you personally live in as your home. If you own multiple properties, only one can receive the concessionary rate — all others are taxed at non-owner-occupier rates, even a second home you occupy part-time.

Yes. For 2026, the government is providing a one-off rebate of 15% for owner-occupied HDB flats, and 10% (capped at $500) for owner-occupied private residential properties, to help cushion the impact of rising Annual Values.

⚠️ Disclaimer: This calculator provides estimates for informational purposes only, based on official IRAS 2025/2026 progressive property tax rates and the 2026 one-off rebate. It does not cover non-residential (commercial/industrial) properties, which are taxed at a flat 10%. Your actual Annual Value is set by IRAS — check it directly on the IRAS website. For official guidance, use IRAS.
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