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🇸🇬 Built for Singapore Employers

HR Software for Singapore Employers

Run Singapore HR and payroll from one system — CPF contributions by age band and PR status, the Ordinary Wage ceiling, Employment Act leave, itemised payslips and the annual AIS submission.

14-day free trial Flat fee, not per employee Free setup service
HRMZY Platform
Singapore-Ready HR Suite
CPF by age band
Itemised payslips
Employment Act leave
AIS reporting
One platform for HR, payroll and projects
28
Interface languages
24/7
Support, Real People
11
Public Holidays
Free
Up to 20 Employees
Singapore Compliance

What Singapore Law Requires of an Employer

The obligations a Singapore employer actually carries, and what HRMZY does about each. Every statutory figure links to CPF Board, MOM, IRAS or the Employment Act.

CPF rates from 1 January 2026

Rates step by age band, from 37% combined for employees aged 55 and below down to 12.5% above 70. HRMZY’s payroll engine is configured with the band that applies to each employee and holds date of birth, so the band follows the employee rather than being maintained by hand. CPF Board

Ordinary Wage ceiling, $8,000

The OW ceiling rose to $8,000 a month on 1 January 2026, the last of four steps from $6,000. A ceiling left at last year’s figure understates every contribution. HRMZY takes the ceiling as a configured limit so it is changed in one place. CPF Board — OW ceiling

Graduated rates for new PRs

First- and second-year Singapore Permanent Residents contribute at graduated rates, not full rates. Applying full rates to a first-year PR overstates the deduction. HRMZY holds PR status and start year on the employee record so the right table applies. CPF Board — SPR rates

CPF due by the 14th

Contributions are due at the end of the month and late payment interest runs from the 15th. HRMZY keeps the contribution schedule with the pay run it belongs to. CPF Board

Itemised payslips are compulsory

Employers must give every covered employee an itemised payslip with prescribed items. HRMZY generates payslips from the pay run itself, so the figures on the slip and in the run cannot diverge. MOM — itemised payslips

Annual leave by service year

Paid annual leave starts at seven days and rises by one a year to fourteen. HRMZY moves employees up the scale on their service anniversary rather than holding one company-wide figure. Employment Act, s. 88A

Paid sick and hospitalisation leave

Outpatient sick leave and the longer hospitalisation entitlement are separate, and both depend on service length. HRMZY tracks the two balances apart, which is what the Act requires. Employment Act, s. 89

16 weeks maternity, 4 weeks paternity

Government-Paid Maternity Leave runs to 16 weeks and Government-Paid Paternity Leave to four. HRMZY tracks both against the statutory entitlement and the eligibility conditions attached to them. MOM — maternity leave

11 gazetted public holidays

Eleven public holidays are gazetted each year. HRMZY holds the holiday calendar per location and applies it to rosters and leave requests. MOM — public holidays

Auto-Inclusion Scheme deadline

Employment income records must reach IRAS by 1 March each year under the Auto-Inclusion Scheme. HRMZY holds per-employee annual pay in one record so the submission is not rebuilt from separate workings. IRAS — AIS

Skills Development Levy

Employers pay SDL on the wages of every employee. HRMZY produces the wage base the levy is calculated from. MOM / SSG — SDL

Compliance Assistant covers Singapore

HRMZY’s Compliance Assistant reads statute text you give it and drafts baseline configuration for review — an administrator accepts or rejects each proposal. Singapore is one of the 59 countries it supports.

Common Questions

Singapore HR Software FAQ

HRMZY does not ship CPF preconfigured. Its payroll engine is configurable: you set the rates for each age band and the Ordinary Wage ceiling, and HRMZY holds date of birth and PR status per employee so the right band and the graduated first- and second-year PR rates apply.

The Ordinary Wage ceiling rose to $8,000 on 1 January 2026, the last of four steps from $6,000, and the age-band rates change again on 1 January 2027. HRMZY holds the ceiling and the rates as configuration, so a change is made in one place rather than across payslips.

Yes. Employers must give every covered employee an itemised payslip with prescribed items. HRMZY generates payslips from the pay run itself, so the figures on the slip and in the run cannot diverge.

Yes. Paid annual leave starts at seven days and rises by one each year to fourteen, and outpatient sick leave and hospitalisation leave are separate entitlements. HRMZY moves employees up the scale on their service anniversary and tracks the two sick-leave balances apart.

HRMZY holds per-employee annual pay in one record, so the employment income records IRAS requires by 1 March are not rebuilt from separate monthly workings.

Pricing is a flat monthly fee for the whole company rather than per employee, listed in US dollars. Standard is USD $25 per month for up to 20 employees and Premium is USD $80 per month for up to 200 employees. New accounts begin with a 14-day free trial of the Standard plan.

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