May 28 2025, 08:26 PM
QUOTE(Thebestscammer @ May 28 2025, 01:44 PM)
u need to consult a tax specialist for this
country tax you based on ur tax residency
if u stay more than 6 months in msia in a year, you are a malaysian tax resident
but since u live in jb and work in sg, u commute everyday is it?
this is where im blur blur as well, coz technically ur a tax resident of malaysia so u should be paying msian tax
i dont think sg even tax u at all since u cant contribute to their cpf unless pr right?
This statement is very wrong. The employer is in Singapore, he is working in Singapore, it is only reasonable that he pays income tax to Singapore government even if he travels between Malaysia and Singapore daily. country tax you based on ur tax residency
if u stay more than 6 months in msia in a year, you are a malaysian tax resident
but since u live in jb and work in sg, u commute everyday is it?
this is where im blur blur as well, coz technically ur a tax resident of malaysia so u should be paying msian tax
i dont think sg even tax u at all since u cant contribute to their cpf unless pr right?
There is a DTA (Double Taxation Agreement) between Malaysia and Singapore. It is to prevent people and businesses from being taxed twice on the same income. CPF is KWSP in Malaysia. It has nothing to do with Tax (LHDN).
TS just needs to show the IRAS statement to LHDN that he already paid the tax to Singapore government, then the case should be settled.
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