Is there any different for PR and EP?I am thinking about whether I should apply for PR.
THanks a lot.
tax wise no major impact
it is only that if you are a PR it is easier to establish that you a tax resident in Singapore so as to enjoy the progressive rates instead of a fixed 15%.
As a PR you have to contribute to Central Provident Fund, up to 20% of your salary. Details are available at www.cpf.gov.sg
As a PR you have to contribute to Central Provident Fund, up to 20% of your salary. Details are available at www.cpf.gov.sg
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