er.. i haven done that at all in the past 2 years.. =XOriginally posted by the Bear:no.. you still have to send in your forms and stuff..
I've never paid a cent of personal income tax in Singapore, but from what I've been told by friends who live and work there, the income tax rates in Singapore are surprisingly low vis-a-vis other 'developed' countries.Originally posted by Rhonda:My definition of 'high taxes' has been redefined since coming here.![]()
In order not to get frustrated, I consider my post-tax income as my gross.Yeah, the infamous ostrich-burying-its-head-in-the-sand plea of ignorance, which, in this case, is truly bliss!
Each time I start to think of the obscene amount of tax I pay, I feel downright miserable! At least, those years of paying taxes in Singapore were pain-free.![]()
Originally posted by shinta:er.. i haven done that at all in the past 2 years.. =X
hmm i need to check with nel.. maybe he did it for me already
yea since i joined A*****O... I've never filed anything before...Originally posted by av98m:2 years??
CB, last year only they thought I didn't file already threaten me with fine and jail![]()
oh.. this time employer say they help us do dunno what.. we just have to file tax returns....Originally posted by the Bear:ask for your form 8E from your employers..
make sure you send in your tax returns even if below that amount..
don't give them a chance to tekan you because they eventually will
me too. first time being so obviously robbedOriginally posted by Parka:Crap. This is my first time receiving the form.
but i think i can at least escaped being robbed this way for this yearOriginally posted by Wanda:Aiya...just like death, taxes is a fact of life....cannot escape for most. So just accept although sometimes very heart pain to see the taxed amount.![]()
Why? Take course ah, since you obviously can't claim for wife relief.Originally posted by hisoka:but i think i can at least escaped being robbed this way for this year![]()
just started work in augest, should be earning too little to be robbed in this way. but getting robbed in other waysOriginally posted by Wanda:Why? Take course ah, since you obviously can't claim for wife relief.![]()
Work less than 6 mths, probably no need to pay tax lor.Originally posted by hisoka:just started work in augest, should be earning too little to be robbed in this way. but getting robbed in other ways![]()
still need to be robbed just that income tax no needOriginally posted by Wanda:Work less than 6 mths, probably no need to pay tax lor.![]()
You mean gst? I know you feel very sore now, but as you work longer and pay more of this and that (e.g. property tax, and the super useless and lousy tv licence) , you'll will get the right perspective on things.Originally posted by hisoka:still need to be robbed just that income tax no need
will get used to being robbed or like to be robbed?Originally posted by Wanda:You mean gst? I know you feel very sore now, but as you work longer and pay more of this and that (e.g. property tax, and the super useless and lousy tv licence) , you'll will get the right perspective on things.![]()
Ya, you'll get more used to it, and will feel that not all robbing are equal - certain types of robbing feels better than other (like that super useless and lousy tv licenceOriginally posted by hisoka:will get used to being robbed or like to be robbed?![]()
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Originally posted by Wanda:Ya, you'll get more used to it, and will feel that not all robbing are equal - certain types of robbing feels better than other (like that super useless and lousy tv licence).
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Year of Assessment 2007 means you're paying taxes for income earned in the previous year - 2006.Originally posted by Parka:Hmmm. I guess I'm filing for the year 2006? Or is there a tax season like March 06 to March 07?
Suppose I earn $35000, based on that table, I should be paying $375+(275/2) = $662.5. Right?
Originally posted by Wanda:Year of Assessment 2007 means you're paying taxes for income earned in the previous year - 2006.
No lah, you won't be paying so much.
Chargeable Income (CI) = Earned Income (EI) minus the Reliefs which you're entitled, e.g EI relief, wife relief, NS man relief, etc. (depending on what reliefs you're entitled to claim).
For $35k annual income, I believe the taxes will be less then $300.