If I am not wrong, personal taxes owing to IRAS is based on the individual person itself not the responsibility of the spouse, family, children or next of kin, The onus to settle any outstanding tax fall onto the individual itself.ecureilx wrote:And in this case, the husband can always be held ransomsundaymorningstaple wrote:Here, we try to advise, based on the laws of the land, and not what can be gotten away with. .......![]()
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From what I know, and have helped for some people departing Singapore, and am trying to find the email communications with IRAS in this regard, a spouse is /was allowed to cover for the partner's tax responsibility, if they had to leave Singapore before seeking clearence .. I am sure of it, and I am trying to find the info ..Mad Scientist wrote:Please restrain from this kind of approach or comment even though you might find it humorous as this is something serious and it should be advise appropriately.
Peace !!
Here is the reply from IRASecureilx wrote:From what I know, and have helped for some people departing Singapore, and am trying to find the email communications with IRAS in this regard, a spouse is /was allowed to cover for the partner's tax responsibility, if they had to leave Singapore before seeking clearence .. I am sure of it, and I am trying to find the info ..Mad Scientist wrote:Please restrain from this kind of approach or comment even though you might find it humorous as this is something serious and it should be advise appropriately.
Peace !!
But it didn't extend parents, siblings, and friends ...
Then again, I was advising people who were honest enough and had proper moral fiber, to not to shirk from their responsibilities, unlike a lot of people I see and hear, who have no qualms about leaving behind tax dues, phone bills, and rental arrears ..
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