Definitely lesser than $22,000. since not fully work for one whole year.
So I might bypass to submit income tax.

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This post has been edited by danieltan: Apr 22 2016, 10:55 AM

Your company is right. They'll issue you the cp21 and withhold your last salary. You have to send the cp21 to LHDN, file your last tax return (Jan 2016 until whichever date you stop working in msia), obtain a tax clearance letter, send a copy of that too your company. Then your company will release your last salary.

With the tax clearance letter, you will not need to file Malaysia income tax until you go back to work in msia again.

Very difficult. Jobstreet is a very popular job hunting platform, for every job posted there are 100 applicants. You know your probability already

To get into S'pore it's easier if you know friends or family who can recommend you into S'pore companies. According to a HR study, 70% of jobs in companies are never advertise. If no suitable internal candidates or recommendations, then only it'll get advertise

Your last statement there will not go well with senior members. You are stereotyping too much. Companies hire high post with different expectation or KPI, commensurate with market rate pay for them. Eventually you will reach that position in the future. You'll know you sounded foolish for coming out with that statement later when it hit you back

True that. I won't say that I'm annoyed or such but am more amused really. It just shows that you have much to learn.
If you ask me, the real key is to keep oneself relevant. Don't stagnate and rest in your, again for the lack of a better word, comfort zone.
It is much harder to recruit and retain a proven senior management kaki with relevant experience compared to getting a young eager freshie lor. Getting head hunted is quite refreshing, as compared to having to job search.

This post has been edited by madmoz: Apr 22 2016, 12:17 PM

Just wondering, anyone here get blacklisted by MOM before and unable to come in Singapore to work? Any other chances to appeal? If employer really wants to hire you.

Yes this is the right / clean way to do it. But I suppose many Malaysians (and probably lots of them in this thread) don't bother. Just come to SG and work, next March/April do Malaysia tax filing to claim back all the overpaid PCB, then every year after that just declare zero income. Or don't declare at all, who knows.

Out of curiousity, why did you get blacklisted?
Might be useful for us to understand the things MOM looks at

Consider as work part time in Singapore. Holding Work Permit.

Mind reveal what kind of experience you have? If you want science related job maybe you can try sales in medical devices / bio companies, or patients follow up that kind of job.

P.s. Such jobs needs polite and meticulous person, not the desperate one.

Put jobs with 5.5WD or with alternate Saturdays as your priorities, these are the jobs that are less competitive.

thanks. didnt know theyll hold my last salary tho. i asked a friend in singapore and he didnt do it. well at least i dont have to beg for the ea form next year from my previous company.

Hi, thanks for replies me, no, i not holding any high position, just a normal technical worker.

And i had pay few days ago to avoid IRAS taking action so sad......

and thanks.

Hi, thanks for replies my question. Ya, your are right, my employer are the one have been miss and confused over the correct procedure.
Now have to pay. and it doesn't not matter whetjer 15% or 22%, both still need up paying RM x000 ++

Hi guys,

My Singapore REP expired few years ago and my company would like to transfer me to Singapore to work.

I have not renounce my Singapore PR. Does anybody know how this will affect my employment pass application?

why dont you try to renew your REP now online and see if it goes through. It only take 10 secs to know the results.

Hi Guys,

Easy to get a job at SG? I have one year working experience at MY.

I serve my company till end of July. Will it too early to apply job at SG?

Anything I need to take note when applying job at SG?

Please advise.

Thanks you so much.

This post has been edited by Cadence Shen: Apr 23 2016, 12:53 PM

No, you need months of patience to get a reply from the employer unless you have the skills that they needed.

Thank you so much.

This post has been edited by Cadence Shen: Apr 23 2016, 12:15 PM

For me is hard, for u maybe is easy

if working in singapore do we need to pay how much tax of our monthly salary? - I'm applying job salary around 2.5-3.2k customer service.