My goodness, you read from where, book or net??? you got be real
ok, their reliefs need to apply and most will not get it, unlike
ours, we automatically qualify, I talk to a HKee working there and
you think they give me shit about their taxes, i was like you
thinking that they have a less tax to pay, and she laughed with tea
nearly pewed out of her cup. You better get the right picture, the
words "depend" is very important in HK ok, if you are earning HK
300,000 in Hk, equivalent to about & S$6000, you can kiss
goodbye to all those relief ok, please go there and check it out if
you have relatives or HK colleagues, the only thing that is free in
HK, is anything gain from shares, stocks and gambling now
happy valley, is not taxable, this is to encourage investement to
uphold a vibrant HK financial services market ya. That is why
peoples in HK like to invest and gamble in 6 nos and horses. I know
you look at google or nets or study some shit, but which country
dun give you a good picture of their taxation system, dun be fool
by them ya. They are admiring our Tax system more than theirs and
you can said they paid less tax??? U know how much the Brit had
took from them?? and now you think the good old China Beijing govt
is going let them have all those relief when China country side are
having no jobs and suffering?? I think, you are a really a
nerd.
Angel,
me so angry that i have post these at starbuck, Bugis
Junction.
You are digging more and more a hole for yourself.
People who earn a higher income, definitely will be taxed. There
is of course a limit on the total amt of tax deductibles.
HK$300,000.00??? = S$6,000.00??? You think HK$ is Thai
Bhat???
HK$300,000.00 = S$53,000.00. You cannot even get your exchange
rate correct.
You are now trying to claim that you are right through knowing
some 'people' over in HK, which probably doesn't exist. If you
wish, I can even quote you some more articles that compare (ON A
NEUTRAL basis) taxation between Singapore and HK.
And if you really like to dig a hole even further, and like to
compare with real people, I have ACTUAL relatives in HK, and so
far, I know that their taxes are better than ours.
If that's STILL not enough, I nearly had gone to Hong Kong to
work before, and I also did a study of their HK taxation to know
whether it's beneficial to go over than to stay in Singapore. In
the end, I did not go, coz I decided to come to USA instead.
Perhaps I am a nerd, but at least I am not you, for you are the
greatest liar I have ever seen.
Just be gracious and admit it, and stop digging a hole to show
us your ignorance.
And it's Starbucks
