Nutnut is correct, almost !sriram2929 wrote:...
Will I get this amount as refund from IRAS once I complete my 183 days in Singapore?
Please let me know.
Thanks in advance.
Twice when I got caught in the same case, when switching job, I got letters saying "Our asssement is final" and then in the next year's tax, it was adjusted as 'received in advance .. ' .. I can dig up the old correspondence to quote the exact words ..nutnut wrote:They sent me a cheque to refund me squirrel, so I'm afraid you are wrong.
Thanks all for the replies.ecureilx wrote:Twice when I got caught in the same case, when switching job, I got letters saying "Our asssement is final" and then in the next year's tax, it was adjusted as 'received in advance .. ' .. I can dig up the old correspondence to quote the exact words ..nutnut wrote:They sent me a cheque to refund me squirrel, so I'm afraid you are wrong.
The only benefit I got was a note to the employer that there is no need to hold back the last month pay as I am in continued employment in Singapore..
And you are one of the lucky few who got a refund from IRASand I am down the totem pole ..
If you wanna appeal .. look up the steps in the IRA site ..sriram2929 wrote:Is there any action needed from my side now? As nutnut said,Do I need to appeal to IRAS? Can some one please let me know if something needs to be done from my side now?
ecureilx wrote:If you wanna appeal .. look up the steps in the IRA site ..sriram2929 wrote:Is there any action needed from my side now? As nutnut said,Do I need to appeal to IRAS? Can some one please let me know if something needs to be done from my side now?
it is somewhere there, among the appeal process.
Note the following though
Estimated Notice of Assessment – What should I do
You must make payment for the estimated tax within 30 days from the date of the Notice of Assessment even if you disagree with the estimated tax. Otherwise, your payment will be considered late and there will be penalties.
File your tax return (Form B1) immediately so that your estimated tax can be revised
From my experience and having switched jobs, it is done automatically ..sriram2929 wrote: My current employer already paid the taxes to the IRIS and they will be deducting the same amount from my last month Salary.I even got a letter from IRAS that they received that amount towards my tax.
I just want to know whether I need to ask IRAS (or raise a request) to adjust the tax later or will that be done automatically? I am not sure whether asking them this is called as claim or some other thing.
Thanks for your response.ecureilx wrote:From my experience and having switched jobs, it is done automatically ..sriram2929 wrote: My current employer already paid the taxes to the IRIS and they will be deducting the same amount from my last month Salary.I even got a letter from IRAS that they received that amount towards my tax.
I just want to know whether I need to ask IRAS (or raise a request) to adjust the tax later or will that be done automatically? I am not sure whether asking them this is called as claim or some other thing.
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