You think IRAS will give you such a huge loophole, stay in JB no need to pay SG tax?
Residency (physical address) and Tax Residency are two separate concepts. Go look up how IRAS defines tax residency.

Non-resident rate is higher la bro.

He's just asking if put JB address but work in SG, they qualify as tax resident or non-resident. Non-resident rate is much higher. Like 20% iinm.

lol you're totally right, kemaluan aku sangat besar. Those people I know who stay in JB I think they all borrow a friend or relative's singapore address, but I could be wrong.

This post has been edited by deodorant: May 30 2017, 10:07 AM

Commtrader,
U work as a broker?

Nope i am not a broker.
I work in financial trade industry, know many wholesale and retail brokers in Sg

Not sure. I live in singapore.

As long as you still work in Singapore for 183 days or more in a year, you will be treated as Tax resident.

Might be better for you guys to take the discussion here https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2504121/+5020

Okay...thanks for the link.

received IPA

This post has been edited by justified: May 31 2017, 09:42 PM

Credit card really aggressive these days. Cold calling for promotion.

anybody here want go back to SG from Melaka on 11th June? Please pm if interested. Got 4 seat available...

couple questions...

can i actually start work once i get IPA ? can i open bank account with just IPA as well ? also, how long to wait for the medical result (HIV and x ray chest) to obtain EP pass ?

Any here bought your own medical insurance while working at Sg?

Can. Depends on bank. Depends on which clinic you go, some within hours, some 1-2days some 1 week.

While I just f*cked them on the phone for asking me to provide additional documents when already submitted during the online registration stage.

My amex application quite annoying. The lady ask me give even more details when i already gave her a copy of my NOA.

In the end i didnt give, but somehow two weeks later i still got the card.

Hi, may I know how long did it take from dropping application to obtaining IPA?

Choose a broker and open account lo, all major banks has this service but read up their service charges for buying and selling. You will then need a CDP account before you can trade. No cost before you start buying or selling.

Singapore REIT return range from 5% to 9% per annum, of course not guarantee and you better keep an eye on news and their performance.

join us here

https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2504121/+5060

alternatively can buy Singapore Saving Bond, currently 2+ % per annum with a 10 years bond (Issued by Singapore Gov)

http://www.sgs.gov.sg/savingsbonds.aspx

low rate (1%+) at the start then every year the rate increase but you can withdraw anytime without penalty. IMHO better than FD if you foresee you wont touch your money for years.

This post has been edited by bearbear: Jun 1 2017, 12:11 PM

Thanks Bro...will post there if have any question👍