Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore CSV of taxable companies by year of assessment, resident type (including non-tax-resident definitions), chargeable income group, company counts, chargeable income, and net tax assessed from YA 2005 through 2024. Tax researchers compare corporate tax bases; NTA may differ from published tax collections due to GIRO and assessment timing.
Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore CSV of taxable companies by resident type from Year of Assessment 2005 through 2024, with company counts, chargeable income, and net tax assessed (NTA). Tax analysts compare resident versus non-tax-resident company profiles; NTA may differ from cash tax collection due to instalments and prior-year revisions.
Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore CSV of taxable companies by chargeable income group for Years of Assessment 2008 through 2024, with company counts, chargeable income, and net tax assessed. Tax analysts distinguish NTA from cash tax collections on data.gov.sg when studying corporate tax bases across YA periods.
Annual SingStat series of the proportion of never-married singles among Singapore’s resident population by selected age group and sex from 1980 through 2025. Census and General Household Survey years anchor the series; other years use the Comprehensive June Labour Force Survey. Demographers track delayed marriage and singleness by age and sex. Adapted from SingStat TableBuilder TS/M810581.
Annual private consumption expenditure in Singapore in chained (2015) dollars from 1960 through 2025 from the Singapore Department of Statistics. Disaggregated chain-linked components generally do not sum to the total. Macroeconomists track household and NPISH spending as a driver of GDP. Adapted from SingStat TableBuilder TS/M014951.
Seasonally adjusted monthly merchandise trade by commodity section at current prices from 1964 through May 2026, published by the Singapore Department of Statistics. Pre-2003 figures exclude trade with Indonesia; classification shifts from SITC 3 before 1999 to SITC 4.1 thereafter. Trade economists monitor section-level import and export cycles. Adapted from SingStat TableBuilder TS/M451002.
Annual Singapore gross national income, national saving, and investment at current prices in US dollars from 1960 through 2025, from the Singapore Department of Statistics and the Monetary Authority of Singapore. Macroeconomists track GNI, saving, and investment in a common USD metric for long-run national-accounts analysis. Adapted from SingStat TableBuilder TS/M015101.
Annual private consumption expenditure at current prices for Singapore from 1960 through 2025, published by the Singapore Department of Statistics. The national-accounts CSV breaks household and related spending for GDP expenditure analysis. Macroeconomists and retail analysts track nominal consumption growth across decades. Adapted from SingStat TableBuilder TS/M015041.
Annual SingStat series of Singapore’s net capital stock in chained 2015 dollars by type of assets, with yearly columns from the late 1970s through 2025. Disaggregated chain-linked figures generally do not sum to the total. Macroeconomists monitor capital stock composition for investment and productivity analysis. Adapted from SingStat TableBuilder TS/M015001.
Singapore Department of Statistics CSV of net capital stock at current prices by type of asset, annually from 1960 through 2025. The national-accounts series tracks the value of fixed assets such as buildings, machinery, and equipment over six decades. Macroeconomists and investment analysts use it to study capital accumulation and the composition of Singapore's productive assets. Figures may not add to totals due to rounding. Adapted from SingStat TableBuilder TS/M015081.
Annual Singapore statistics on median age at first marriage for resident and citizen grooms and brides from 1984 through 2024, published by the Singapore Department of Statistics. Demographers track how first-marriage age has shifted for men and women among residents and citizens. Adapted from SingStat TableBuilder TS/M830182.
Annual counts and shares of inter-ethnic and transnational marriages among Singapore citizen marriages from 1984 through 2024, published by SingStat. Citizen marriages involve at least one citizen; totals may include marriages with unreported attributes. Family and demography researchers track cross-ethnic and cross-national marriage trends. Adapted from SingStat TableBuilder TS/M830184.
Annual details of operating expenditure for all Singapore services industries from 2010 through 2024, classified by SSIC (updated to SSIC 2025) and published by SingStat. Series exclude own-account workers and public administration; finance and insurance estimates are experimental. Industry analysts profile cost structures across the services sector. Adapted from SingStat TableBuilder TS/M601501.
Annual principal statistics of foreign direct investment in Singapore from the Singapore Department of Statistics, with year columns spanning decades through recent years. Economists and investment analysts track headline FDI stocks and flows; methodology notes explain concepts and symbols such as 'na' and '-'. Adapted from SingStat TableBuilder TS/M083791.
Mean years of schooling among Singapore residents from 1980 to 2024, published annually by the Singapore Department of Statistics. The series covers residents who were not attending educational institutions as full-time students, including those upgrading qualifications through part-time courses, with each year presented as its own column in a wide time-series CSV. Census years, General Household Survey years, and Comprehensive June Labour Force Survey years are combined into a single long educational-attainment series. Education researchers and policy analysts use it to track how schooling levels and human capital in Singapore have risen across more than four decades. Adapted from SingStat TableBuilder TS/M850591.
Annual Singapore indicators on education and literacy from 1960 through 2025 from the Singapore Department of Statistics, including series used for SDG 4.6.1 youth and adult literacy. After 2021, literacy rates appear at five-year intervals from the Census and General Household Survey. Education policymakers track long-run schooling and literacy progress. Adapted from SingStat TableBuilder TS/M850001.
Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore CSV of company income by year of assessment (2003–2023), tax group, and income type with amounts. Tax analysts note YA2012 Form C-S royalty classification changes and the taxable-group definition after credits and remissions.
Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore table of corporate chargeable income by tax group, covering Years of Assessment 2003 through 2023. Each row steps through the full assessment chain for a tax group: number of companies assessed, total income, approved donations, assessable income, chargeable income before reliefs and exemption, group relief, loss carry-back relief, full or partial tax exemption, chargeable income, gross tax payable, tax deducted at source, other tax set-offs, and net tax assessed. Taxable group refers to companies with net tax payable after credits, remission, rebates, and tax deducted at source. IRAS notes that net tax assessed differs from tax collection figures because of GIRO instalments and reassessments across financial years.
Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore table of company income by income type, covering Years of Assessment 2007 through 2023. Each row records the Year of Assessment, the income type, and the amount, allowing users to compare categories such as trade income, interest, royalties, and other income over time. Two definitional notes matter for consistency: from YA2012 the royalties figures exclude royalties earned by companies filing through Form C-S, the simplified return for small companies, and those amounts are instead counted under other types of income. Tax researchers, economists, and corporate finance analysts use the series to study the composition of corporate income declared in Singapore.
Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore CSV on companies assessed from Years of Assessment 2007 through 2023, covering number of companies, total income, approved donations, chargeable income before reliefs and exemption, and group relief. Notes define donation multipliers and distinguish net tax assessed from collections. Tax researchers analyse corporate taxable-income aggregates.