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Tax Advisory in Singapore

Expat tax in Singapore depends on whether a foreigner is a resident or a non-resident. Generally, only residents are required to pay taxes or those who have been in Singapore for 183 days or more. Expats have to pay up to 15% tax on their employment income or the resident’s rate, whichever is higher.
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Many UK and foreign nationals continue to have UK tax obligations whilst living and working abroad, but often are paying more tax than they need to. If you are concerned with any of the following issues, why not put a question to one of our dedicated tax advisers

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Expatriates of all nationalities: Make an initial no-obligation enquiry on tax planning, tax return or tax issues that you may face as an expatriate in your new country. Request a quote now!

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Singapore’s Cost of Living

Foreigners interested in purchasing properties in Singapore should visit the Singapore Land Authority website for more details on foreign ownership of residential properties under the Residential Property Act (RPA). Read More >

Banking in Singapore

While living or traveling in Singapore you may use cash (the Singapore dollar), travelers' cheques and debit/credit cards. Most banks offer debit cards which can be used to withdraw cash from ATM's. International debit cards can be used to withdraw cash from shared ATM's at no cost but you will have to pay a fee to withdraw money from another banks ATM. Credit cards are widely accepted and there is no need to carry a lot of cash. Read More >

Working in Singapore

Business people in Singapore observe a highly professional working demeanor. In a meeting, most Singaporeans want to get down to business at once- there is no real need to exchange pleasantries, unless shown by your counterpart first. An individual seeking professional growth will not have a hard time when working in Singapore. Read More >
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