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Don't worry about a response from me... you've got it all figured out. Myasis Dragon, Now I have got WRITTEN confirmation from MOM that as a foreigner working remotely from Singapore for a foreign employer, on the foreign employer's payroll, for foreign employer's clients I do not, REPEAT DO NOT ne...

AlanMcLean wrote: ↑

Thu, 24 Dec 2020 9:51 pm

Sorry for the question but how much do you get? I'm looking for a new career, and I'm thinking about it.

Don’t understand your question or the context in which you are asking it AlanMcLean. Don

Sorry forgot to include post I was responding to in quotes

That is really interesting and news to me. My current job is actually global and the people reporting to me are scattered around the globe (none in Singapore). My job can be done from anywhere in the world, and if I were to move outside Singapore, the job would move with me. In this case, it sounds...

Don't worry about a response from me... you've got it all figured out. Myasis Dragon, Now I have got WRITTEN confirmation from MOM that as a foreigner working remotely from Singapore for a foreign employer, on the foreign employer's payroll, for foreign employer's clients I do not, REPEAT DO NOT ne...

Don't worry about a response from me... you've got it all figured out. Myasis Dragon, Now I have got WRITTEN confirmation from MOM that as a foreigner working remotely from Singapore for a foreign employer, on the foreign employer's payroll, for foreign employer's clients I do not, REPEAT DO NOT ne...

The GFC Entity does not own the Singapore entity, and vice versa. The firms like say PWC or E&Y are loosely associated but do not have common ownership. So PWC US partners don’t own PWC Singapore, just as PWC Singapore partners don’t own PWC USA. Both PWC Singapore and PWC USA are separate legal en...

Just as an aside, mine is more of a clarity on WP question, not really about Singapore taxes. If IRA treats me as Singapore tax resident as I am physically in Singapore for 183 days or more, I have no issues in filing and paying Singapore tax in addition to the home country tax I will pay for being ...

but those are completely separate legal entities Who owns the stock of the Singapore entity? They are not separate if the stock of the Singapore firm is held by the foreign firm. Besides, you're tilting at windmills. Facts are: 1. Singapore wants people working in Singapore to have work permits. 2....

Next, let’s talk work passes. If you work for a company that has no legal presence in Singapore, ie, not registered as a legal entity, no office, no nothing, and that company does no business in Singapore of any kind, ie, it does not ship goods to end consumers in Singapore, or rent space, or drop ...

SingaporeDon - I think the answer depends on how long you want to be here in Singapore. If it's until you get a flight out well it doesn't matter. If it's more like "as long as the GFC is a shithole" then you need to regularize the situation by getting an EP. The problem is it appears your are work...

Next, let’s talk work passes. If you work for a company that has no legal presence in Singapore, ie, not registered as a legal entity, no office, no nothing, and that company does no business in Singapore of any kind, ie, it does not ship goods to end consumers in Singapore, or rent space, or drop ...

ICA is not allowing foreigners to enter Singapore during the Covid circuit breaker However they have a special application which if approved will grant entry pass and visitor's visa to foreigner children or spouses of Singapore citizens or PRs. https://form.gov.sg/#!/5e3648e9405c180011dc5f9c However...

... When you return your PRship state that you are going back UK just to cover your bases But that would be lying!!! I think the instructions on the CPF Board website are ambigious. They clearly don't mean to stop an Englishman renouncing his PR and settling in KL from taking his CPF savings with h...

My question : Is it a crime if I report my income overseas, as Singapore income, so I become taxable resident ? Certain types of foreign source income remitted to Singapore becomes taxable in the hands of Singapore tax residents. So if you remit such income into Singapore, you can include it in you...