Singapore budget

Budget 2023 is coming up and here's a list of wishes from EY.

The firm revealed its wishlist for Budget 2021 on Jan 4.

The new goal should be to ensure that Singaporeans don’t blame the PAP for not doing enough to shelter their lives and livelihoods.

“Overall, we expect the upcoming budget to be a well-balanced budget, aimed at alleviating near term concerns and addressing longer term structural issues," says DBS senior economist Irvin Seah.

(Mar 28): Singapore will allocate $724 million under a current plan to transform its economy into one that relies more on fields such as research and on companies that create new markets and jobs.

(Jan 23): Singapore’s finance minister said next month’s budget will focus on infrastructure spending, health care for an aging population, and helping businesses transition to a digital economy.

SINGAPORE (Feb 19): Starting from Jan 2019, annual Edusave contributions for each Singaporean primary and secondary school student will be raised to $230 and $290, respectively, from $200 and $240 previously.

SINGAPORE (Feb 19): As firms remain concerned about business costs, the government will continue to support firms in their restructuring and upgrading journey, said Finance Minister Heng Swee Keat as he delivered the 2018 Budget statement in Parliament t