Singapore SRS Wealth Planner

2025 Edition

Calculation Methodology

Transparency is key to trust. Below we detail the mathematical models, tax assumptions, and projection logic used in your SRS Wealth Planner report.

Last Updated: Feb 2026

Tax Relief & Reinvestment Logic

One of the primary benefits of SRS is the immediate tax relief. Our model assumes that the tax savings generated from your SRS contribution are reinvested into a separate taxable investment account to maximize total wealth.

Calculation Steps:

  1. Determine Taxable Income: We take your Taxable Income or marginal tax rate.
  2. Calculate Pre-SRS Tax: Based on current IRAS progressive tax rates.
  3. Calculate Post-SRS Tax: Recalculate tax liability after deducting the SRS contribution amount (max $15,300 for Singaporeans).
  4. Derive Savings: Tax Savings = Pre-SRS Tax - Post-SRS Tax

Pro Tip: Reinvestment Assumption

The model assumes these tax savings are reinvested at the same rate of return as your SRS portfolio, but without tax deferment benefits (i.e., dividends/gains are treated as standard taxable income where applicable, though capital gains are currently tax-free in SG).

Compounding Frequency

Our projection engine uses Monthly Compounding to reflect the reality of regular investment contributions and dividend reinvestments.

  • Contributions are assumed to be made at the start of each month (DCA approach).
  • Fees (Management & Platform) are deducted quarterly.
A = P(1 + r/n)nt

Reference Data

IRAS Income Tax Rates (Resident)

YA 2024
Chargeable IncomeRate (%)Gross Tax Payable
First $20,0000%$0
Next $10,0002%$200
Next $10,0003.50%$350
Next $40,0007%$2,800
Next $40,00011.5%$4,600
Next $40,00015%$6,000
Source: IRAS (Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore)