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Are returns from Savings Bonds taxable?

Updated by MAS
No. The interest which you earn from the purchase of Savings Bonds is tax-exempted and does not have to be included in the chargeable income for your tax return.

This information is sourced from MAS.

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Singapore Savings BondsApplying for Savings Bonds

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