What is the Singapore Budget website?
The Singapore Budget website is the Ministry of Finance’s (MOF) official website for information on the Singapore Budget. It explains what each Budget means for Singaporeans, families, seniors, workers and businesses, and when support is paid.
The Singapore Budget is the Government’s proposal placed before Parliament every year showing what sums of money the Government expects to receive and how it intends to raise and spend the money. The Singapore Budget is usually considered in February and March each year.
The website currently covers the support announced in Budget 2026 and the First and Second Support Packages in Response to the Continuing Middle East Situation, announced in April and July 2026 respectively. It also links to the relevant government agencies for more information on individual schemes.
Who publishes the Singapore Budget website?
The Singapore Budget website is published by MOF. MOF strives to achieve a balanced budget through prudent and sustainable fiscal policies, foster a regulatory environment conducive to business and enterprise, ensure prudent investment of the Government's reserves and other public funds, and sets policies for government procurement, customs regulation, accounting standards and business regulation.
For information about MOF, visit mof.gov.sg.
What can I find on this website?
The website currently covers the support announced in Budget 2026 and the First and Second Support Packages in Response to the Continuing Middle East Situation, announced in April and July 2026 respectively. It is grouped into six pages:
- Support For Singaporeans: Budget 2026 provides support to Singaporeans and households throughout the year, including CDC Vouchers, U-Save and S&CC Rebates and cash disbursements. Find out what you are eligible for and when the disbursements are.
- Support For Families: Budget 2026 and the July 2026 Support Package support families with Child LifeSG Credits, wider access to preschool and student care subsidies, ComCare and ComLink+ support.
- Support For Seniors: Budget 2026 strengthens support for seniors through a CPF Top-Up of up to $1,500, higher CPF contribution rates for senior workers, and a new life-cycle investment scheme.
- Building A Resilient & Skilled Workforce: Budget 2026 supports workers and employers through wage support, Workfare Skills Support, mid-career training allowances and foreign worker policy updates.
- Advancing Our Refreshed Economic Strategy: Budget 2026 and the July 2026 Support Package support businesses through SME Cash Grant, tax rebate, financing, overseas expansion and capital markets.
- AI For Businesses And Workers: Budget 2026 support for businesses and workers to adopt AI through Champions of AI, Enterprise Innovation Scheme, Productivity Solutions Grant, free AI subscription and more.
Past Singapore Budget materials can be found in our Budget Archives.
Where does the information on this website come from?
Singapore Budget measures are announced by the Ministry of Finance. The government agency that administers each measure is the source for detailed rules, applications and payments, and information on each measure on this website links to that agency’s page for full details.
| Source | Singapore Budget Measure |
| Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS) | SME Cash Grant 2026; corporate income tax rebate; Enterprise Innovation Scheme; Progressive Wage Credit Scheme ; Senior Employment Credit, CPF Transition Offset and Enabling Employment Credit |
| Ministry of Manpower (MOM) | Local Qualifying Salary (LQS); Employment Pass eligibility; foreign worker levy |
| Central Provident Fund (CPF) Board | CPF Top-Up; CPF contribution rates; new life-cycle investment scheme |
| Enterprise Singapore | Enterprise Financing Scheme (EFS); Business Adaptation Grant; Market Readiness Assistance Grant; Champions of AI Programme (with Digital Industry Singapore (DISG)); Productivity Solutions Grant |
| Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) | TechSkills Accelerator (TeSA), National AI Impact Programme |
| National Environment Agency (NEA) | Rental support for market and hawker centre stallholders |
| Skills and Workforce Development Agency (SWDA) | Workfare Skills Support (WSS) Scheme, SkillsFuture Mid-Career Training Allowance, AI subscription redemption |
| Smart Nation and Digital Government Office (SNDGO) | National AI Strategy |
| SupportGoWhere | Directory with details of Child LifeSG Credits, infant and childcare subsidies, Student Care Fee Assistance (SCFA), ComCare and ComLink+ |
| GovBenefits | Directory with details of GST Voucher Scheme and Assurance Package |
How do I find out how much support I will receive?
Use the Budget Calculator to estimate the Budget 2026 support that you and your household may receive.
How do I give feedback about the Singapore Budget or contact the Ministry of Finance?
Stay tuned for the upcoming Budget Feedback Exercise!
What does the Budget Logo symbolise?
The heart is a symbol of our collective Singapore Spirit
A pair of hands meet to form a heart, reflecting our desire to build a caring and inclusive society, one that is strengthened through a collective bond.
A second heart completes the image, composed of two different colours blending together to create a third, showing the potential for us to be greater than the sum of our parts when everyone contributes as one united people towards our shared future of a stronger Singapore.
Singapore Budget 2026 is part of the Ministry of Finance, Singapore. Visit website