Singapore’s government is looking to increase its goods and services tax rate “sometime” during 2022 to 2025, Finance Minister Heng Swee Keat says Tuesday.
- The move will be “sooner rather than later,” subject to the economic outlook, Heng says during annual budget speech
- GST on publicly-subsidized education and healthcare will continue to be fully absorbed, he says
- Government has set aside S$6 billion for an assurance package that will help delay the impact of the planned raise for the bulk of Singaporean households by at least 5 years
- NOTE: Singapore’s GST rate stands at 7%
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