Wah still cannot get champion spammer.
8 years ago rate should be around 2.2?
Anyone here before the 97 crisis?
Working in Singapore V17, All about living in the Lil' Red Dot
Working in Singapore V17, All about living in the Lil' Red Dot
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Dec 8 2014, 11:05 AM
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Wah still cannot get champion spammer.
8 years ago rate should be around 2.2? Anyone here before the 97 crisis? |
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Dec 8 2014, 05:43 PM
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Cheaper alternative for Mac Book Air - Chromebook, 1/3 the price.
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Dec 9 2014, 11:26 AM
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QUOTE(EvanSoon @ Dec 9 2014, 10:45 AM) Would like to find out what are the working/employer culture like in singapore? 12 days are very generous already. MOM only compulsory 7 days, and if you are expat with 5 digits income they don't even cover you so you are left to mercy of your company. Working culture depends on industries and companies, generally MNC has better benefits. Try ask those in the big accounting MNC see how long their leaves for CNY though. For banks, they have 28 days annual leave and HR will come harass you October November if you have too many leaves not cleared.Is it work you till you drop type or more of a professional type? I got offered a 12 day annual leave gig and find it shocking with so little leaves. Are employees required to work over time with no replacements leave or financial benefits? Just overall, I know bigger companies might have better benefits, but SME might not. |
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Dec 11 2014, 10:57 AM
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Wanted to change some pocket money for year end trip but snaking queues in Arcade during lunch hours. All these rich people bringing few millions savings go and change. So pro can know now is the peak.
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Dec 11 2014, 05:24 PM
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QUOTE(Mackiddo @ Dec 11 2014, 03:00 PM) Big boss no need queue. His minions queue for him one.QUOTE(whereis the love @ Dec 11 2014, 04:51 PM) Consider the difference in exchange rate for both banks too if you really want to be precise. |
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Dec 12 2014, 10:48 AM
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QUOTE(MsiaqweR @ Dec 12 2014, 09:38 AM) Suddenly everyone become expert reading and writing all those reports. Did you go convert all your RM to SGD and wait for CNY 2.70 to reverse the flow? That would be around 2% returns for 2-3 months period, not bad you know. |
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Dec 14 2014, 02:03 PM
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Dec 19 2014, 03:35 PM
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QUOTE(nothingz @ Dec 19 2014, 02:10 PM) i am working in a finance company, i feel the pain too. there are lots of reporting to do, so many regulations to comply, change of accounting standards etc. at least my company is not cutting jobs as yet Regulations must have. So tempted to do big bucks insider trade hmm if I can walk free easily. Cut cost also good. Wonder how they willing to pay tens of thousands for ppl to just sit in office, 28 days of leave and 4.5 days week. |
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Dec 23 2014, 10:58 PM
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QUOTE(kevin613 @ Dec 23 2014, 08:22 PM) Their logic : company didn't ask you to apply pr, it's your own initiative, so you should bear the cost. LOL. I would just decrease your salary, based on your "non-performance" noted recently, and continue to pay you "new basic salary + cpf contribution" which is equal to your old basic salary without cpf contribution. Perfectly ok. Lu tak suka, lu keluar, the boss said. MOM can't tell me how to evaluate my own employee based on my company policy.They probably know it's against the law, and any "agreement"they made staff to sign, agreeing for salary to be deducted means nothing. Problem is they've done this to all their staff who applied pr (majority from India)and I'm the first to be exempted, and somehow the earlier victims knew about it cause they came asking me which part of cpf law states that employer must pay their share. I left the company not long after that, so I don't know if the earlier victims got their share of salary back from the company or not. Or just take it as your old salary already include the cpf topup for non-residents, for a happier life, which is why they deduct it away and put it to your real cpf. Maybe the way they write their original contract is not so clear. |
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Dec 24 2014, 12:08 AM
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QUOTE(kevin613 @ Dec 23 2014, 11:15 PM) Could have just lodge a complaint to mom and let them investigate. That non-performance excuse is commonly used against pregnant ladies, and is no longer valid. The clause come with "without sufficient cause" at the back, to protect both parties. Imagine a pregnant lady switch off months before maternity leave because she thinks the company won't sack her due fear of MOM investigation. It is always easy to find fault here and there. Say, you reading and posting in forum early on during working hours should be sufficient reason for non-performance behaviour to deduct your pay. |
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Dec 25 2014, 06:21 PM
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Dec 25 2014, 08:17 PM
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QUOTE(kevin613 @ Dec 25 2014, 06:22 PM) my sole concern is my child's education. Both my child are born here in SG, and both are PR. SG policy always merit come first. If they want to follow what Malaysia is doing, colour come first, there is no point converting. My sis enrolled to Hwa Chong JC, scholarship, PR. I enrolled in NUS, scholarship, PR. If your kids are average and need the privilege of citizenship to secure them a good school, they might face what the average locals are facing now, much worse when the white paper of 6.9mil is fully executed and the coming 10mil population some suggesting.the policy here is citizen's first. doesnt matter how near you live to the school, they will give priority to all citizen, then leave PR and foreigner to fight for the remaining space. summore my daughter is born in the year of dragon, which saw a huge spike in birth rate. not much pros beside that. cons? i dont think SG is ideal for retirement. Some pros I can think of as citizens are the cheaper housing if you need it, cheaper education and healthcare, all of which can be offset by money. Cons, if your kids don't perform, they join the local herd, with 1 less choice of migrating back to Malaysia. |
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Dec 26 2014, 09:20 AM
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QUOTE(kevin613 @ Dec 25 2014, 08:34 PM) Hmm.. I'm taking about primary school entry, where there's no merit to evaluate. Malaysian citizenship in exchange for a place in good primary school I won't benefit much after converting as I already own a hdb. Education and healthcare for pr is not too bad. Anyway, your kids' and their future you decide yourself. |
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Dec 26 2014, 02:53 PM
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QUOTE(ThanatosSwiftfire @ Dec 26 2014, 02:31 PM) Haha I find there is a group of malaysians in singspore who no longer confess or admit to be malaysian, and are so insulted when ppl refer to them as msians. Everything malaysia does is wrong. Common leh. There is also a bunch of SG people migrated overseas and criticizing SG. They do that to strengthen their decision to migrate is perfectly right lo, by tell themselves or others the original country is lousy over and over again, so they won't have a moment of regret if things don't happen the way they want now. Syukur masih better than old times.Why are people so embarrassed by being born msian? Strange. |
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Dec 28 2014, 02:08 AM
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QUOTE(deodorant @ Dec 27 2014, 01:17 PM) No, PR not allowed to rent out their whole flat regardless of declare or no declare. How they get around it (and how Sinkie oso get around the 5-year MOP) is lock the utility room and structure the rental agreement as "Rent X bedrooms" instead of rent whole flat. Both the room and furniture rental goes into the rental income, rental income will be taxed at personal income tax rate so they are the same. The only thing the owner can do, is to say they "rent" the furniture from some company, hence they can declare it as expenses which is deductible in rental income. But 1.5k furniture for a 500 room I think is too obvious.Interestingly though I also see rental agreement they like to put some crazy amount for "rental of furniture." Example if rental $2k, they say $500 room rental $1.5k furniture rental. Why ah, izzit cos of different tax rates? alaskanbunny sgrealestate pls clarify. QUOTE(kevin613 @ Dec 27 2014, 06:55 PM) you're right, PR cant rent out whole unit.. just went to korek HDB website.. thanks for the info. You own HDB and you don't know HDB rules? That is the first few agreement to sign. i wonder if they submit the rental agreement for the property tax assessment, cause gains from property rental are taxable, but rent for furniture, i dunno lah.. IRAS cannot be so stupid rite.. Rental income goes to personal income tax. Property has its own property tax based on the annual value which is the market value, not your own rent. Never pay any property tax so far? |
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Dec 29 2014, 10:10 AM
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QUOTE(crazy25kid @ Dec 29 2014, 09:28 AM) question here Rental income under personal income = pay personal income tax. Assume income is the major factor ICA look at for renewal of REP. if re-entry permit expires, still considered PR? cause retire = no income...i doubt ICA will renew the REP so if REP expire, no longer PR...how to hold the HDB? Other way is CEO cum CFO cum COO cum CXO of crazykid pte ltd, turnover 100mil, but overhead 99.97mil, just pay minimum tax for 30k. Pay another few hundred to find ppl make your account look good good. Or join some companies as sleeping director, each month receive some salary by parking your name there. |
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Jan 4 2015, 03:54 PM
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QUOTE(jitshiong @ Jan 3 2015, 03:03 PM) 1 year working experience in Malaysia still a requirement for PE. Can use Ir. Jit if not in Malaysia? Same thing for doctors, they need countries' MOH to recognize them so they can practice locally or else they become Mr. Jit when travel? Better register as Graduate Engineer soonest, else u will waste all ur working experience. Just like rawrkun said. If registered as PE in SG, still have to retake PI in Malaysia after registering and also fulfill the same requirements. Then only u qualify as PE in Malaysia and can sign off drawings. |
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Jan 6 2015, 03:25 PM
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Jan 6 2015, 04:54 PM
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Jan 6 2015, 11:02 PM
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