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Tama ba na magdeduct ang employer ng $50 for tax?

KenaduKenadu
in Working and Job hunting
Hi, everyone I am just new here in singapore. I am about to receive my first month salary this month of april but they told me they will deduct $50 each month for income tax. Is it right. And another is if i resign and even if I inform them and render for 30 days I’ll pay the company. Any advice. Because my co pinoys told me I can pay my own tax.
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  • mayamaya
    hindi ganun ang pagbabayad ng tax dto. prng ngayon ko lang narinig yan. usually buo ang salary nakukuha, unless PR/local ka need magdeduct ng cpf. pag foreigner, usually cocomputin lang ang tax mo after 1yr or pag nagresign ka, saka idededuct. ang obligation lang ng employer ay magsubmit ng summary ng income mo for the taxable year. kung spass holder ka, earning around 2600, malaki masyado ung 50 per month. about sa pagbabayad mo sa company pag nagresign ka, dpende naun sa contract mo, kung agree ka sa ganung arrangement. base sa sinabi mo, madugas yang company na yan, di mo alam ano pa pede nila gawin sayo pag empleyado kna nila. kung ako, dko na itutuloy at magapply nlng sa iba.
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  • mayamaya
    google mo iras tax calculator para magkaron ka idea magkano tax mo dpende sa sahod mo
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  • KenaduKenadu
    edited April 2019
    @maya Ganun po ba, yun nga ang sabi saakin ng mga kaibigan ko din na pinoy. Spass holder po ako. Bali po nagtanung tanung ako, company policy daw at ibabalik ang sobra end of the month. Nasa contract daw, kaya pala mga Malaysian coworker ko nakipagusap na ayaw nila contract.
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  • mayamaya
    sobra by end of the month? paano eh after 1 yr pa tax assessment. check mo contract mo kung andun nga
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  • carpejemcarpejem
    @KennethAgudo you can settle your income tax, basta may form B1 ka na. First salary mo palang yan, ang bilis naman magkaltas, you must keep your records/payslips .
    A foreigner who has stayed or worked in Singapore for 183 days or more in the tax year.
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  • mcbmayamcbmaya
    dati po akong spass and ngayon epass na. never ko na experience yan ang pagkakaalam ko regardless kung anong hawak mo mapa s or epass dapat wala kang deduction na ganyan. usually ang iras mismo mag eemail sayo or cocontact para i settle ang tax mo. Lalo na pag bagong lipat ka ng work or 1st year mo palang sa work wala kang tax. nag iistart palang ang tax mo sa pang 2nd year mo sa work.
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