- Overseas vendors must register for Singapore GST if their global turnover exceeds S$1 million and sales to Singapore customers exceed S$100,000 within 12 months, registering within 30 days of meeting both thresholds. GST applies to remote services and low-value goods (S$400 or less) sold to Singapore. Registration is online via the IRAS MyTax Portal, and vendors must file quarterly GST returns and keep records for five years. GST (9%) must be charged at sale, shown on invoices, and remitted quarterly. Non-compliance can result in penalties, interest, heavy fines, and imprisonment. Voluntary registration and disclosure can help avoid penalties.
Source: answerconnect.cch.com
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