Not sure, but I would recommend that you submit the following year.
It would be more troublesome if they come knocking on your door asking this and that.
If you paid PCB, you MUST file, so that you can get back the amount you paid.

This post has been edited by crazy25kid: Apr 4 2011, 02:05 PM

becareful of a clause by LHDN, if during that year you do not work the minimum 120 days in Malaysia, you will be taxed full amount.

I'm not entirely sure about the clause because my ex wife was the one who helped me out with it.

Oh, thanks for the heads up.
I will be in that category.
I guess they will come backdate me next year.

Hmm.....i didn't have/need that CP21. Just have a form from the company that states my gross salary then the total EPF contribution and the total PCB(tax deduction)....

Don't worry...when the next's year income tax form comes...just file it up as 0 income.....at least i did return my income tax assessment . Which is what I've been doing for the past 2 years

This post has been edited by tailtwist: Apr 4 2011, 03:50 PM

u mean they will 'notice' when I suddenly never submit for the current year? will they even care to check on small fishes like us?

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Added on April 4, 2011, 3:55 pmFull amount, pro-rated?
Can give more details?

This post has been edited by Hean: Apr 4 2011, 03:55 PM

Shyt happens.
Better safe than sorry.
They came knocking when my mum retired.

income tax will check inside out before KWSP will release your 'retirement' sum

Have to read this with a pinch of salt.

1) Item under the same cat. are of different level. Eg. sub 1000cc car vs 1.6L Jap car; Bus/train that's on time vs miniBus.
A RM1 nasi lemak in luar bandar is just rice and sambal, maybe one slice of timun. A nasi lemak in SG have more stuff.
So people are buying better quality stuff at higher cost. The index only shown the average you need to live a "common" life based on the country standard. One shall not use it to compare between country.


2) It shows SG have higher disposable income. I guess that's the reason we are here.

They don't have an index for people like us where we live across the 2 country. We may have Malaysia house + Food + SG internet, phone etc

tumpang thread.....my friends looking for one male roomate to share his common room in bugis...got any people interested?

Hey guys, I'm having troubles in deciding what do on this matter. Any suggestions or advices are kindly appreciated.

I'm currently working in MAS at a FMCG company doing IT, and has been with the company for nearly 2 years ++. Yesterday, a fren offer me a position for receiving/purchasing job in the Far East company(SG) but the job is not IT related. It's a whole new ball game already.

Please advise on what to consider, shud I go for it or shud I stay/remain at the current job?

This post has been edited by Liuism: Apr 4 2011, 06:42 PM

Based on the information you provided, I will go.

Reasons:

1. I don't like IT.
2. Far East sounds better than a FMCG company.
3. S$ stronger than RM.

let me guess. sick of JAIS restriction?

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Added on April 4, 2011, 9:04 pmMy view is that 10% is pretty reasonable. Normally 35% only comes during promotion / salary revision (diff from increment) / counter offer/ job hop.

5 months bonues quite reasonbale oso.

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Added on April 4, 2011, 9:10 pmby rite she should. but i didn't clear mine as well. it's been 6 months... touch wood....
but i will still submit my annual tax return lar.

This post has been edited by Aloong: Apr 4 2011, 09:10 PM

Bro, still have other jobs. Casino or bar jobs should be the last choise for him.

Quick Jobs? Security Guard.
check the STAR paper. From there you take a course in SG to upgrade then move on.

Far East sounds like one of the main property developer in SG, or it is not?

http://www.fareast.com.sg

This post has been edited by yeahs4.1: Apr 4 2011, 09:58 PM

The IRs contain a lot more than just the casinos and bars, no? The hotels are huge, serious concentration of restaurants, the shopping malls are fully occupied, other entertainment outlets like the concert/stage, theme park, museum, pedestrian parks, observation deck... from busboy to waiter to concierge to housekeeping to doorman to security - the possibilities are endless.

The reason why I recommended the IRs... simple and straightforward. They are always hiring, recruit directly, train, provide hostel and do not have the same foreigner hiring restrictions are the normal Sg company.

Q1 lor... hahahah, years experience only 1 1/2... and i am not that outstanding

care 2 share urs?
care to share? cont from the list ler... at least can give the rest an idea
errrr, no passport wor...
agree, msians like audit firm and sg audit firms like msians... a lot of msians working there except pwc...
monetary authority of sg? wats MAS? ohhh... msia

errr... a lot of indons there, females doing sales... not too bad that company... depends on ur liking
is it? but i extrapolate 10% every year i will fail to meet my target i guess i should stay back another year to look see right?

care 2 share urs?
yeaps, that right... big org selling a lot to foreigners

5% and 2 months.

years experience and industry?

>10, petrochemical MNC.

TO seantang, (sorry don't know how to use the quoting feature)



hi senior, could you shed some light on what can an accounting grad do in a commercial environment?

i m currently under industrial training in the audit field. From my observation, the account departments performing the compliance role are all dead boring to me. Perhaps I'm just seeing a small boring part of their overall roles which may not paint the whole picture, since we only go in during their closing.

Audit feels ok, but nothing more than that. I agree with your point of view that no point spending 3 years in audit just to get an suboptimal experience or a membership, so I'm not really having the must breaking into auditing mindset after graduating, provided knowing what I want to do. now this is the hardest part

The thing is, the ordinary compliance and reporting roles really don't excite me. I'm more interested in decision making roles rather than compliance matters based on past data that do not add value that much.
(cost accounting maybe, but i m more interested in works about analyzing capital allocation and investment decision of a company than cost accounting)


Please advise me regarding the available routes and opportunities for my case, maybe even better explaining with your own experience (as from your former posts, I guess you have a lot of experiences in both of auditing and commercial environment that can give me some really useful advices.)

Thanks man

This post has been edited by starfen: Apr 5 2011, 12:51 AM