With the increasingly tight pockets, reduced spending, increasing overheads, I do hope somehow the taxes levied upon local companies are reduced. If not I would say there is little to no chance of a common person striking out on his own.Originally posted by will4:I am afraid more local will buy their daily necessities in Malaysia.
and ppl will try to get the cheapest possible means to get their stuffs, be it overseas etc....Originally posted by bigmouthjoe:With the increasingly tight pockets, reduced spending, increasing overheads, I do hope somehow the taxes levied upon local companies are reduced. If not I would say there is little to no change of a common person striking out on his own.
The rich will get richer and the poor will get poorer.
well they said corporate tax to be reduced by 2%Originally posted by bigmouthjoe:With the increasingly tight pockets, reduced spending, increasing overheads, I do hope somehow the taxes levied upon local companies are reduced. If not I would say there is little to no chance of a common person striking out on his own.
The rich will get richer and the poor will get poorer.
They also tried to discourage local from going to Malaysia to buy daily necessities by publishing crimes happening in JB, Malaysia.Originally posted by soul_rage:well they said corporate tax to be reduced by 2%
nice 'balance', reduce companies' cost of business, and increase the people's cost of living
It remains to be seen if the companies' cost of business is reduced as some basic materials are getting more expensive.Originally posted by soul_rage:well they said corporate tax to be reduced by 2%
nice 'balance', reduce companies' cost of business, and increase the people's cost of living
Please read the paper today many foreign professional fed up with the rising rental.Originally posted by bigmouthjoe:It remains to be seen if the companies' cost of business is reduced as some basic materials are getting more expensive.
The government wins on both fronts.
Ppl mindset is to get the cheapest possible necessities to survive.....as for crimes, is only recently there is an increase of it.Originally posted by will4:They also tried to discourage local from going to Malaysia to buy daily necessities by publishing crimes happening in JB, Malaysia.
I noticed the local became victim of crime are those like to show off or drove posh vehicles into the country.
true enough. Banker is the GovtOriginally posted by bigmouthjoe:It remains to be seen if the companies' cost of business is reduced as some basic materials are getting more expensive.
The government wins on both fronts.
It's not available to me as I'm located abroad.Originally posted by will4:Please read the paper today many foreign professional fed up with the rising rental.
aahhh...property.....the qn is when it will burst.....Originally posted by will4:Please read the paper today many foreign professional fed up with the rising rental.
Property charge hike not meant to cool collective sale fever: MahOriginally posted by bigmouthjoe:It's not available to me as I'm located abroad.
Not true.Originally posted by duotiga83:Ppl mindset is to get the cheapest possible necessities to survive.....as for crimes, is only recently there is an increase of it.
As for your 2nd sentence is your opionion, not really an actual fact.
Renault is an expensive car by standard in Malaysia. Ur fren should knew better than drive Renault into Malaysia.Originally posted by Mat Toro:Not true.
Singaporeans driving all sorts of cars do get robbed. A fren of mine use to drive a beat up 1.1 litre Renault was openly robbed.
Here's the worst story I have came across. Drug smugglers look for families and hide drugs underneath the car. they then trail the car back to singapore and then stop it with two cars and demand the drugs with a stern warning not to report to the police.
I think the high crime rate in Johor is true cos even the msians are talking about it openly.
he is indirectly telling the robbers to "come & rob me, i'm rich"Originally posted by will4:Renault is an expensive car by standard in Malaysia. Ur fren should knew better than drive Renault into Malaysia.
I think some of the local kena victim of crime got into trouble cause they like to show off in front of the Malaysian , try asking any Malaysian working here.Originally posted by Mat Toro:Not true.
Singaporeans driving all sorts of cars do get robbed. A fren of mine use to drive a beat up 1.1 litre Renault was openly robbed.
Here's the worst story I have came across. Drug smugglers look for families and hide drugs underneath the car. they then trail the car back to singapore and then stop it with two cars and demand the drugs with a stern warning not to report to the police.
I think the high crime rate in Johor is true cos even the msians are talking about it openly.
If Singaporeans are braving Malaysia's crime rate to get their groceries, we can see how desperate they are...Originally posted by Mat Toro:Not true.
Singaporeans driving all sorts of cars do get robbed. A fren of mine use to drive a beat up 1.1 litre Renault was openly robbed.
Here's the worst story I have came across. Drug smugglers look for families and hide drugs underneath the car. they then trail the car back to singapore and then stop it with two cars and demand the drugs with a stern warning not to report to the police.
I think the high crime rate in Johor is true cos even the msians are talking about it openly.
Thats why much less people cross over today. many of those who do don't drive.Originally posted by bigmouthjoe:If Singaporeans are braving Malaysia's crime rate to get their groceries, we can see how desperate they are...
I think for local to buy daily necessities made in Malaysia can save them some money. Iis announced recently Woodlands town centre got set up toOriginally posted by Mat Toro:Thats why much less people cross over today. many of those who do don't drive.
Yah!Originally posted by Mat Toro:there is definitely competition from JB due to lower rentals and salaries over there but really not enough to affect the entire retail in Singapore.
I used to go JB for biz, makan and some purchases but stopped going for many years because of the jams and crime situation. I heard from too many personal friends who got robbed there and even in klang valley.
i believe its just to you.Originally posted by Mat Toro:Wow! sounds like a lot of hatred in you. You need to cool down babe.
I read in today's paper due to the shortage of hotel rooms in here, some hotel consiering putting their guests in four star hotel in JB, Malaysia.Originally posted by Mat Toro:there is definitely competition from JB due to lower rentals and salaries over there but really not enough to affect the entire retail in Singapore.
I used to go JB for biz, makan and some purchases but stopped going for many years because of the jams and crime situation. I heard from too many personal friends who got robbed there and even in klang valley.
Local education system is definitely good but it never taught about risk taking. Compared with HK or Taiwan school system, they can produced moreOriginally posted by Mat Toro:Did the education you had in school any effect on the way you think? Of course!
How can it not work when they have to study to pass it? Especially when it makes a lot of sense.
Staying in Singapore means a person is dumber? Wow! What a statement!