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I am a full time employee in Singapore make > $250K per annum. Does it make sense to do tax planning? |
I am a full time employee in Singapore make > $250K per annum. Does it make sense to do engage a professional accountant to help me with my tax planning so that I pay as little tax as possible? Yes, probably you should. As based on $250K per annum, your taxable income is as most $220K if no relief. You will have to pay big amount of income tax. |
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