Source-cited draft: personal income tax for Brunei (tax year 2025) — rates, thresholds and rules with primary-source citations. Unverified; pending local-accountant review.
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| Personal income tax (none) | Brunei does not levy any personal income tax. Individuals pay no tax on salary, business income, dividends, interest or capital gains. The only payroll-related deductions for citizens and permanent residents are TAP and SCP social-fund contributions (see payroll-social). | |
| Personal income tax on individuals | 0% — no personal income tax exists in BruneiIncome Tax Act (Cap. 35) | |
| Resident individual income tax bands | Not applicable — no income tax bands exist for residentsIncome Tax Act (Cap. 35) | |
| Non-resident individual income tax | Not applicable — no income tax on non-resident individuals' personal income (note: payments to non-resident companies/contractors may be subject to corporate withholding tax)Income Tax Act (Cap. 35) | |
| Tax-free threshold | Not applicable — all personal income is untaxedIncome Tax Act (Cap. 35) | |
| Personal deductions / credits | Not applicable — no personal income tax return is filed, so there are no personal deductions or creditsIncome Tax Act (Cap. 35) | |
| Individual filing / payment deadline |
Brunei does not levy any personal income tax. Individuals pay no tax on salary, business income, dividends, interest or capital gains. The only payroll-related deductions for citizens and permanent residents are TAP and SCP social-fund contributions (see payroll-social).
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| None — individuals do not file a personal income tax return in BruneiIncome Tax Act (Cap. 35) |
| Mandatory deductions for individuals | Only citizens and permanent residents make TAP/SCP contributions; foreign workers are generally not enrolled in TAP/SCPTabung Amanah Pekerja Act (Cap. 167) |
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