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Singapore collected S$97.3 billion in tax revenue, up 9.4%
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The total tax revenue collected accounts for 74.8 per cent of the government’s operating revenue and 12.3 per cent of Singapore’s GDP.
Singapore collected S$97.3 billion in tax revenue, up 9.4%
The total tax revenue collected accounts for 74.8 per cent of the government’s operating revenue and 12.3 per cent of Singapore’s GDP.