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Taxes · IRAS

Angel Investors Tax Deduction Scheme: Historical Rules

The AITD Scheme lapsed on 31 March 2020. No new angel-investor approvals or renewals are granted for periods beginning after that date.

Source checked · 11 October 2026 Historical document

Qualifying investment and deduction

The scheme applied to approved investors making qualifying start-up investments between 1 March 2010 and 31 March 2020. It required at least S$100,000 within 12 months of the first investment and a continuous two-year holding period from the last qualifying investment. Deduction was 50% of qualifying cost, with S$500,000 of costs and S$250,000 of deduction as the respective annual caps. Unused deduction was disregarded.

Claim timing and disposal

The deduction belonged to the YA whose basis period contained the last day of the two-year holding period. Claims used the specified form and Enterprise Singapore confirmation through myTax Portal. Disposal gains could be taxable depending on trading circumstances, including transaction frequency, financing and systematic profit-seeking activity; the scheme did not give all sale gains a blanket exemption.

Official source

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