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Call for Entries: 16th National Tax Competition (Singapore)

Rahmatan Lil Alamin Foundation's Grant Program (Singapore)
Deadline: 28-Feb-2026

The 16th National Tax Competition is a full-day, team-based challenge open to diploma and undergraduate students across Singapore, taking place on 7 March 2026 at Nanyang Technological University (NTU). Students from any discipline can compete for cash prizes worth up to $3,000, exclusive lucky draw rewards, and national-level recognition in taxation and problem-solving.

Overview

The National Tax Competition (NTC) is a flagship student competition in Singapore that tests participants’ tax knowledge, analytical thinking, and teamwork skills through real-world tax scenarios and interactive challenges.

Now in its 16th edition, the competition brings together diploma and undergraduate students from polytechnics and universities nationwide to compete in a structured, high-energy, full-day event hosted at NTU.

Key Event Details at a Glance

Event Name: 16th National Tax Competition

Event Date: Saturday, 7 March 2026

Time: 9:00am to 6:00pm

Venue: NTU Lee Kong Chian Lecture Theatre

Format: Full-day, in-person team competition

Participation Mode: First-come, first-served (limited team slots)

Who Is Eligible?

The competition is open to a wide range of students, regardless of academic background.

Eligible Participants

Students pursuing a diploma or bachelor’s degree in any discipline

Students currently enrolled in a polytechnic or university in Singapore

Participants who can form teams of 4–5 members

Team Composition Rules

Each team must consist of 4–5 students

All team members must be from the same education level
University teams and polytechnic teams must register separately

Only one sign-up form is required per team

Competition Structure and What to Expect

Participants will take part in a series of tax-related challenges designed to assess both technical understanding and practical application.

The competition typically includes:

Team-based tax problem-solving challenges

Applied tax scenarios and case analysis

Additional mini tax challenges with separate prizes

Opportunities to benchmark skills against peers nationwide

Prizes and Rewards

The 16th National Tax Competition offers substantial cash prizes and attractive rewards.

Main Competition Prizes

First Prize: $3,000

Second Prize: $1,400

Third Prize: $1,000

Additional Rewards

Cash prizes for special tax challenges

Lucky draw prizes, including:

Apple Watch

Nintendo Switch

Polaroid camera

Other lifestyle and tech items

Why the National Tax Competition Matters

The National Tax Competition provides more than just prize money.

It helps students:

Develop practical tax and financial literacy skills

Gain exposure to real-world tax issues

Strengthen teamwork, communication, and critical thinking

Enhance resumes with national-level competition experience

Network with peers who share an interest in finance, accounting, and policy

How to Register for the Competition

Registration is simple but highly competitive due to limited slots.

Step-by-Step Registration Process

Form a team of 4–5 eligible students from the same education level

Complete a single registration form on behalf of the entire team

Submit the form before the registration deadline or before the team cap is reached

Registration Deadline

Registration closes at 2359hrs on 28 February 2026

Registration may close earlier if the maximum number of teams is reached

Confirmation of Registration

Successful teams will receive a confirmation email

If no confirmation email is received, it indicates that registration may have closed before the submission was processed

Important Registration Conditions

Participation is strictly on a first-come, first-served basis

There is a hard cap on the number of teams allowed

Late or incomplete registrations will not be considered

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Registering after the team cap has been reached

Forming teams with mixed education levels

Submitting multiple forms for the same team

Assuming registration is successful without receiving a confirmation email

Tips to Secure Your Slot

Register as early as possible

Ensure all team members meet eligibility requirements

Double-check team details before submission

Monitor email closely for confirmation after registering

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is the National Tax Competition?

The National Tax Competition is a nationwide student competition in Singapore that challenges teams to solve tax-related problems and scenarios in a competitive, real-world setting.

Who can participate in the competition?

Diploma and undergraduate students from any discipline enrolled in Singapore polytechnics or universities are eligible.

Do participants need prior tax knowledge?

While helpful, prior tax knowledge is not mandatory. The competition is designed to test logic, application, and teamwork as well as technical understanding.

Can students from different universities or polytechnics form a team?

Teams must be from the same education level, but specific institutional restrictions are subject to the official registration guidelines.

How many people can be in one team?

Each team must consist of 4–5 students.

What happens if I do not receive a confirmation email?

If no confirmation email is received, it likely means registration closed before your submission was processed.

Are there prizes beyond the top three awards?

Yes. Additional tax challenges and lucky draw prizes are available throughout the event day.

Conclusion

The 16th National Tax Competition 2026 is a high-impact opportunity for students across Singapore to test their tax instincts, compete at a national level, and win valuable prizes.

With limited slots and strong demand, early registration is essential for teams looking to participate in one of Singapore’s most established student tax competitions.

For more information, visit NBS Tax Advisory Club.

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