Well... I dunno, beppi... I base my views on this document.beppi wrote:Please disregard the wrong information given by above posters with regards to taxability depending on country of payment. I have pointed out many times (even to the same posters) that this is WRONG!
In fact, taxability in Singapore depends on WHERE THE WORK IS CARRIED OUT, regardless of where and how you get paid for it.
If you work in Singapore and somebody pays you for it into a UK bank account, it is still taxable in Singapore, same as if he had paid you here.
Now in your case it is not clear (to me) where the work is actually carried out. Ask IRAS how they handle this.
But believe me: given the low tax rate, you WANT to be taxed here rather than almost anywhere else.
Why the personal attack? beppi has worked in multiple countries and knows the complexities of the tax code. The question up for debate is whether income derived from website advertising is employment income or service income. I suppose it could go either way.aargon wrote:YOU ARE A CLOWN.beppi wrote:Oh, sorry, it seems in this case I am wrong and SE is right:
What I said is true for EMPLOYMENT INCOME and what the OP probably doesn't fall into this category.
My apologies!
If you want to avoid breaking the law, I really would not follow this advice.Mr Tan wrote:u dont have to pay a single cent for income online, but if u want to donate u can.
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