Seven in 10 Singapore taxpayers not required to file income tax returns in 2022, more to receive direct bills


Around 120,000 taxpayers out of the 1.6 million on the NFS will get their tax bills directly. - ST FILE

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): Around seven in 10 income taxpayers - more than 1.6 million individuals in Singapore - will not be required to file a tax return this year, as more initiatives are rolled out to simplify tax filing.

These taxpayers who are eligible for the No-Filing Service (NFS) are required to verify the accuracy of their auto-included income information and check their eligibility for tax reliefs claimed.

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