Your ignorance and stupidity does not even warrant the attention of a primary school teacher, let alone a professor assessing your so-called thesis. Moreover, asking a bunch of anoymous forummers for the sake of research? Are you going to quote the post number and nick in your thesis as the source of your primary research?

Your postings reveal a lack of knowledge of even basic facts regarding Singapore and despite your denials, you have an ulterior motive to run down all things Singapore and insult the forummers here who make their living in the republic. Denying it doesn't change anyone's minds here about you.

If you feel disturbed by the forummers here, go to another bulletin board or forum.

Truly a scholar.

A self-proclaimed bachelor's, CPA, CA and now pursuing a masters in a field where you seem to be studying the very foundations of international socio-political-economic dynamics. On top of that, your opinion is that only your opinion represents public perception, all employers and entire countries. Don't worry about the PhD. An honourary one is on the way.

Lee Kuan Yew's looking for someone like you. Seriously.

Materazzi... I think you've found the idol you've been looking for.

This post has been edited by seantang: Dec 11 2011, 11:31 AM

I guess what he want to ask is : "Whether a Singapore Company pay EPF to it's Malaysian employees."

The Companies Act 1965 and Employment Act 1955 are only meant for the local company to comply, they don't possess any right in regulating company and employees at foreign country.

Thus, a Singaporean Company will follow their own law instead of contributing 12% into our EPF account as required by Malaysian government. They have similar fund call Central Provident Fund ("CPF") and the percentage (%) of contribution will depends on the status hold by the employees (Work Pass Employees, Permanent Resident, Citizen etc.) and number of years working in the Company.

If Malaysian working in Singapore...did the Singapore employer paid 12 % to our EPF account and do we need deduct 11 % from our salary?

is it compulsory?

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This post has been edited by ntick: Dec 11 2011, 11:41 AM

Everybody works for a living, no free lunch and uncompromising respect for ALL religions...

I don't see a problem... do you?

DAP out to turn Malaysia into another Singapore, says Ezam @ Sat Dec 10 2011

Malaysia stole sabah and sarawak sipadan legitan from Indonesia. Don't say anything la!

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Added on December 11, 2011, 4:51 pmwhat idol??! From the past until present I'm still loving you my love

This post has been edited by Materazzi: Dec 11 2011, 04:51 PM

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This post has been edited by ivanswk: Dec 11 2011, 05:51 PM

May you and the troll make many beautiful babies

Well then i really don't understand your definition of fail.
To me fail means the economy totally collapse like Zimbabwe. That's fail
Both US and SG will NEVER be in that state or anywhere near that state.

Some think I am trolling here. Well you can always ignore my post and report to the administrator.

Other forumers have contributed some input and it helps me. Thank you very much.

I have some points on the property prices, now lets focus on prices of cars especially on the COE issue.

In this south east region, Thailand has the lowest car prices. In Malaysia, the car prices are very high whether local or imported. From the points I have gathered from other sources, it's because of the AP issue that push up all the car prices in Malaysia. AP is a so called 'behind door' method used by the BN cronies to rob money 'legally' from the car buyers. All these cronies become so rich at the expense of the rakyat. All in the name of corruption.

Singapore is the least corrupted country in this SE region but the car prices are higher than Malaysia partly blame on the COE imposed by the Singapore government in 1990. Under the COE, new cars are allowed to be on the road for 10 - 15years. After this time frame, the cars have to be taken off the road. Without COE, the prices are still expensive at par with Malaysian cars (don't take into consideration of exchange rate, dollar to dollar...ringgit to ringgit).

Take example Honda Accord 2.4 litre:
In Malaysia retail price is RM168k.
In Spore, price inclusive of COE is SGD186k. If no COE, price is SGD166k.

Any comments on the above? Is COE necessary? Is COE a burden to the people?
With no COE, the prices still the same level with Malaysian cars. Why is it so since Spore is the least corrupted country (by comparing with car prices in Thailand).

Apa kebodohan ini. Low corruption = low car prices, what kind of retard theory is this?

I am more concerned on this statement below.

20k COE???!
How long ago is that information?

What else can you expect from a self-proclaimed ketuanan melayu champion?

If the DAP or whoever transforms Malaysia into a larger version of Singapore, they got my vote!

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Added on December 11, 2011, 11:08 pmCar prices is a barometer of corruption?

More bodoh statements from the retarded troll.

This post has been edited by bellion: Dec 11 2011, 11:08 PM

Hmmm.. I like your learned logic.

Between Thailand, Malaysia and Singapore...

Thailand ranks lowest (78) on TI's corruption index and has the lowest car prices.

Malaysia ranks in the middle (56) and car prices are in between Thailand and Singapore.

Singapore ranks highest (1) and has the highest car prices.

Therefore, using your logic (which ignores the concept of causation in favour of random coincidence) - it is undeniable that low car prices causes corruption. Wait...hang on... did the facts just make you eat your own words?

Which uni is your Masters from anyway? We should make a public service announcement about the quality of candidates it accepts.

Ref: Transparency International

This post has been edited by seantang: Dec 11 2011, 11:56 PM

that's my neighbour in IBP. PM-ed.

@murusundram

Maybe you can consider include the below observation in your thesis

Based on Penis Size Average Results by Country

Thai have the shortest penis size (4.0") and has the lowest car prices.

Malaysian have slightly longer penis (4.4") and car prices are in between Thailand and Singapore.

Singaporean have the longest penis (4.5") and has the highest car prices.

I am sure your lecturer or paymaster will be impressed!

Should you decided to put this in your thesis, don't forget to put my nick on your reference. LYN kockroach, a supporter of Malaysia for Malaysians. Thanks

This also means the longer the penis, the lower the level of corruption!!!

Also, the longer the penis, the higher the standard of living and average income.

I think we can conclude that everything is determined by the size of your penis. Dayyumm... I think I'm going to get a PhD from Muruku's university.

This post has been edited by seantang: Dec 12 2011, 12:58 AM

I agree with sg gov, what will happen if car is cheap in sg. do u want sg be polluted and got traffic jam liao??
good transportation at sg so no need for people to have car la

OMG! This can TOTALLY be explained because if you have a shorter penis, you subconsciously need to compensate for the perceived lack of manhood & this manifests itself in needing to be rich no matter what (thus turning to corruption)! Ground breaking stuff yo! We should like apply to the Nobel committee for the price in economics for this discovery!

but still to encourage higher birth rates, the gomen needs to encourage cheaper cars.

do you expect to bring their 2-3 year old kids out by traveling using MRT or by flagging a cab?

this is why MPV is gainning popularity in SG... so many Wish & Streams...