Ministry of Finance (MOF) open data on Singapore’s government budget, operating revenue, expenditure by type, fiscal position, and manpower. Four CSV member datasets span financial years from 1997 through FY2024, with footnotes warning on reclassification and rounding. Economists and journalists use the collection for macro-fiscal analysis aligned to the April–March financial year. It supports transparent tracking of revenue and spending aggregates without parsing full Budget books. The collection is a cornerstone MOF release on Singapore’s data portal.
Official description
Fiscal position may not be fully comparable across financial years due to the reclassification of revenue and expenditure items over time.
The Government's financial year begins on 1 April of the current year and ends on 31 March of the following year.
Figures may not add up due to rounding.
Long-run Singapore government operating revenue in CSV from the Ministry of Finance, broken down by financial year, actual/revised/estimated status, revenue class, and detailed tax or fee type. Amounts are in millions of dollars with percent-of-GDP where published, covering income tax, GST, asset and excise duties, stamp duty, fees and charges, and other receipts credited to the Consolidated Revenue and Development Fund. Budget analysts and researchers track fiscal trends, tax composition shifts, and definitional changes such as land betterment charge and FY2026 reclassification of fines.
Authorised establishment manpower in Singapore government ministries and organs of state by financial year, published by the Ministry of Finance in CSV with actual, revised, and estimated figures. Excludes statutory boards and short-term temporary staff per publisher notes, supporting public-sector workforce planning and civil service size analysis.
Ministry of Finance CSV of Singapore’s government fiscal position by year of balance, with operating revenue, operating and development expenditure, special transfers, NIRC, and primary, basic, and overall budget balances in millions and as percent of GDP. Fiscal analysts and journalists track how tax revenue, spending, and investment returns shape the budget surplus or deficit.
Ministry of Finance CSV of Singapore government expenditure by type, category, and class across financial years from 1997 through estimated 2026 figures, covering operating and development spending (actual, revised, or estimated). Fiscal analysts track how public spending is classified between day-to-day operations and longer-term capital investment.