Prepare the employer reference
The guide published 20 November 2025 needs the employer’s UEN/NRIC/FIN, using the reference registered with CPFB for employee CPF contributions. Choose UEN-LOCAL CO for companies, UEN-OTHERS for clubs/societies/associations, UEN-BUSINESS for businesses such as partnerships, or NRIC/FIN for sole proprietors. Contact details are needed only for breakdown requests. Only eligible employers who received a payout can obtain its breakdown, and only the most recent payout is available. This is an access guide, not a statement of all underlying subsidy eligibility tests.
Check payout eligibility
At https://go.gov.sg/uec scroll to the eligibility-checker and breakdown-request tab. Select employer category, enter its reference and select Check Payout Eligibility. Select Proceed. The result displays the employer’s reference and eligibility. Questions can be raised through the page’s online chat or https://go.gov.sg/askUEC.
Request and retain the breakdown
Use the same page/category/reference, choose Request Breakdown, and Proceed. Select the required qualifying period and supply name, telephone, email and designation. The illustrated January–December 2024 period is an example in this edition rather than a promise that every period remains selectable. Once submitted, the same breakdown cannot be requested again; status becomes Requested. The confirmation records reference, request date and contact details, while the breakdown arrives by mail or myTax Mail depending on employee numbers.
More than 500 qualified employees
For an employer with over 500 qualified employees, IRAS emails an authorisation-form request after the digital request. Breakdown records are delivered through myTax Mail within ten working days after receiving the completed authorisation form. The ten-day clock starts with that completed form, not with the initial button click. For guide enquiries use online chat at https://go.gov.sg/uec; the document records its content as at 20 November 2025.
Official source
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