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Singapore Job Offer Comparison
Compare job offers side by side with Singapore-specific tax calculations, CPF contributions, benefits valuation, and growth projections. Updated with 2026 CPF changes.
FY2025 Tax Rates • CPF Monthly Ceiling: S$8,000 (2026) • CPF Annual Ceiling: S$102,000 • Age-based rates available
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| Details | Offer 1 | Offer 2 |
|---|---|---|
Company | ||
Role | ||
Monthly Salary (SGD) | ||
Annual Bonus (SGD) | ||
| Age Group For CPF contribution rates (2026 rates) | ||
| Personal Tax Relief (SGD) Additional relief beyond CPF (default: earned income relief) | ||
| Monthly Allowance (SGD) Not taxable. Includes medical, dental, transport, meals, etc. | ||
| Annual Leave (days) | ||
| Work Arrangement | ||
Results | ||
| Annual Salary (12 months) | $120,000 | $144,000 |
| CPF Contribution (Employee) | $20,400(20.0% - 55 and below) | $20,400(20.0% - 55 and below) |
| CPF Contribution (Employer) | $17,340(17.0%) | $17,340(17.0%) |
| Total Tax Relief Personal Relief + CPF Contribution | $21,400 | $21,400 |
| Estimated Income Tax | $5,443 | $8,880 |
Annual Take-Home Pay Annual Salary + Bonus - CPF (Employee) - Income Tax | $114,157 | $138,720 +21.5% |
Total Annual Compensation Annual Salary + Bonus + Equity + Benefits + CPF (Employer) | $159,740 | $187,740 +17.5% |
About Singapore Offer Comparison
This tool provides Singapore-specific calculations including:
- Progressive income tax rates based on Singapore's FY2025 tax system
- CPF contributions with age-based rates (2026 rates) and monthly salary ceiling of S$8,000 (effective 1 Jan 2026)
- Tax relief options to accurately calculate your take-home pay
- Valuation of common benefits in the Singapore job market
- Percentage comparison between offers to help with decision making
2026 CPF Changes:
- Monthly CPF ceiling increased from S$7,400 to S$8,000
- Senior workers (above 55-65) contribution rates increased by 1.5%
- Annual CPF ceiling remains at S$102,000
Note: This tool provides estimates only and should not be used for tax planning purposes. Consult a financial advisor for personalized advice.