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Salary, allowances, bonuses and overtime, with itemised payslips for each employee.
Calculated against the latest ceilings, filed and paid on time.
Self-Help Group funds calculated and submitted alongside CPF.
Bank-ready files for clean, on-time payouts. Leave tracking on Talenox, synced to payroll so balances and pay always match.
Payroll Services
Expert payroll support and compliance automation for your team.
Monthly payroll reports with detailed payslips
Annual IR8A preparation & AIS submission
Central Provident Fund (CPF) submission
Self-Help Group (SHG) submission
Skills Development Levy (SDL) submission
Leave Management module setup in Talenox
Includes GIRO file generation for payroll payment
Full access to Talenox payroll and leave platform
Email reminders to stay ahead of key deadlines
| Statutory item | The figure that applies | What it means for payroll |
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| CPF, age 55 and below | 37% total: 17% employer + 20% employee | Employer pays 17% on top of salary; 20% is deducted from the employee's wage. |
| CPF, above 55 to 60 | 34% total | Rates step down as employees age, split across employer and employee. |
| CPF, above 60 to 65 | 25% total | Lower combined rate; correct banding by age is a common payroll error. |
| CPF Ordinary Wage ceiling | S$8,000 / month (from 1 Jan 2026) | Raised from S$7,400. CPF is calculated on wages up to this monthly cap. |
| CPF annual salary ceiling | S$102,000 (unchanged) | Total wage on which CPF is payable in a year, across ordinary and additional wages. |
| Skills Development Levy (SDL) | 0.25% of monthly wages | Minimum S$2 (wages under S$800), maximum S$11.25 (wages above S$4,500), per employee. |
| IR8A via AIS | Due 1 March each year | Mandatory once you employ five or more people. Reports each employee's income to IRAS. |
| IR21 tax clearance | At least 1 month before departure | Required when a non-citizen employee stops working or leaves Singapore. |
CPF for a given month must be paid by the 14th of the following month. Miss it, and the Board can charge late-payment interest and pursue enforcement against the employer.
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Failing to submit IR8A through AIS by 1 March can lead to fines and, in serious cases, prosecution. Sleek files ahead of the deadline so it's tracked and met.
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If a non-citizen employee leaves and IR21 is not filed at least a month ahead, you can be left holding their tax liability. We flag departures and clear them in time.
Late or wrong submissions are where the real cost sits, and it is exactly what most owners worry about. Outsourcing payroll moves these deadlines onto a team that tracks them daily.
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