assumingly you stayed in JB full time, what is your income tax rate? 15%?

even if you're staying in J.B, you will be taxed accordingly to Singapore's Resident's Tax Rate when working full time in Singapore.

15% flat rate is when you're working in Singapore for less than 6 months and your income exceeds SGD 21,000 per annum

Actually no one is tracking where you are staying you know. The onus is on you to declare. You will probably waste a lot of time liaising with Malaysia or SG custom to get your exit/entry record and tally them

Duh sg and Mal got tax agreement , u pay one side don't need pay the other ( just need to declare at the other side ) .

Only when you renew your PR, risk of losing it if you're staying outside of Singapore. But often people will use their relative address to renew, so not much an issue.

Buy hdb.

Anyone want partner me?

wow TS long time no c

Actually the question is whether you are paying 15% rate or lower in SG for staying out of SG. Never about paying tax in MY

SG PR, work in SG, live in JB but don't want to pay SG income tax.

Your PR might get canceled (I am just speculating)

Me next round bto good locations

if wfh 100% in jb, how the tax?

Which country is your employment contract is binding and has legal binding?

Follow the employment contract as per what it stated like taxes and cpf or epf.

You won’t be able to run away since your employer will declare and submit for CPF deduction and contribution, so, do you think you don’t need to pay tax?

My case:

I stayed and live in vietnam. But my employment contract is through HRBPO Malaysia, tax, epf education and contribution all properly done in Malaysia.

Another time I got contract from SG company, paid in SGD, and for tax for non resident tax even I didn’t stay in Singapore



This post has been edited by cuddlybubblyteddy: Feb 18 2025, 03:26 PM

You're employed by sg? You will be taxed by sg depending on your bracket.

but you are not SPR right?

I just wondering those SPR WFH 100% in jb pay how much tax only.

If you're employed under sg, you pay according to your bracket. If you're PR but not employed under sg u pay nothing.

So weird guy partner guy bto

O wait..

IRAS will still ask you do filing since employed by SG firm. So doesn't matter if you work in JB, etc., still get taxed by SG Gov.

100% more than the poor locals

SGD is king of EURO in JB

Too bad then .. ooo