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Hypersonic
1 hour ago, Volvobrick said:

Horsey liao!  I only trust and keep usd. 1.45 here we come! 

Then the cost of our imports will become even more crazy then even ....... U lucky got so much USD stash :grin:

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1 minute ago, BanCoe said:

Then the cost of our imports will become even more crazy then even ....... U lucky got so much USD stash :grin:

Rest assured the ministries will continue to monitor the situation.....

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Turbocharged
13 hours ago, Fcw75 said:

Jamus Lim suggestion of raising cpf interest rate by 2% for 6 months is crazy…..

I watched his entire speech and his suggestion goes against his own speech of wanting the support measures to be targeted. Raising cpf interest rate is errr targeting the rich…. Xiao. Why give people with lots of cpf more money?

sometimes u cannot make such stupid mistakes in parliament….

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1 hour ago, Volvobrick said:

Rest assured the ministries will continue to monitor the situation.....

yeah....

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Hypersonic
49 minutes ago, Wind30 said:

Jamus Lim suggestion of raising cpf interest rate by 2% for 6 months is crazy…..

I watched his entire speech and his suggestion goes against his own speech of wanting the support measures to be targeted. Raising cpf interest rate is errr targeting the rich…. Xiao. Why give people with lots of cpf more money?

sometimes u cannot make such stupid mistakes in parliament….

It would be silly …… Need of the hour is rising cost of living and he is talking about higher returns on retirement ; Anyways MAS also can’t prop up the SGD when the basket of currencies have fallen badly …… The worst is yet to come (sorry for being a pessimistic) ……. But like before mankind picks himself up 

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10 minutes ago, Kyrios said:

Hand itchy go calculate the GST involved in this transaction: $2,917,600. 

Thank you for contributing to nation building...

Wonder who are the real losers in this deal... 

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9 minutes ago, Vratenza said:

Hand itchy go calculate the GST involved in this transaction: $2,917,600. 

Thank you for contributing to nation building...

Wonder who are the real losers in this deal... 

GST in a business transaction?

Stamp Duty etc. yes, but I don't think there is also GST.

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3 minutes ago, bsswan said:

GST in a business transaction?

Stamp Duty etc. yes, but I don't think there is also GST.

This is a sale of coffeeshop.

If seller is GST-registered, there is GST involved.

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14 minutes ago, Vratenza said:

Hand itchy go calculate the GST involved in this transaction: $2,917,600. 

Thank you for contributing to nation building...

Wonder who are the real losers in this deal... 

If buyer is a GST-registered entity, this amount will be recouped from IRAS.

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Just now, inlinesix said:

This is a sale of coffeeshop.

If seller is GST-registered, there is GST involved.

Yes, but end of quarter a company's GST balance is set to zero by either a payment or refund.

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1 minute ago, bsswan said:

Yes, but end of quarter a company's GST balance is set to zero by either a payment or refund.

It is a cash flow thing.

The seller has to pay the buyer an upfront GST amount.  After that, seller will recoup from IRAS.

The amount recouped will not be equivalent to the amount paid.

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45 minutes ago, inlinesix said:

It is a cash flow thing.

The seller has to pay the buyer an upfront GST amount.  After that, seller will recoup from IRAS.

The amount recouped will not be equivalent to the amount paid.

Nett Zero.

Timed correctly, there is only a few weeks to wait between out and in. Either way, my cases are much, much smaller.

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Hypersonic

Isn't inflation caused by rich people buying expensive things like cars and houses?

Poor people don't contribute to inflation because they only buy cheap things.

:D

Increasing interest rates always target the rich people so they keep their money in the bank and don't spend it. 

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Turbocharged
17 hours ago, BanCoe said:

It would be silly …… Need of the hour is rising cost of living and he is talking about higher returns on retirement ; Anyways MAS also can’t prop up the SGD when the basket of currencies have fallen badly …… The worst is yet to come (sorry for being a pessimistic) ……. But like before mankind picks himself up 

which is actually quite disappointing to me as I was hoping Jamus/WP will do well. 

A policy of increasing CPF interest rate for 2% for 6 months will do absolutely nothing but add more money to CPF rich people.... it is so obviously stupid and yet it was suggested in Parliament. I just don't understand. 

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2 hours ago, Wind30 said:

which is actually quite disappointing to me as I was hoping Jamus/WP will do well. 

A policy of increasing CPF interest rate for 2% for 6 months will do absolutely nothing but add more money to CPF rich people.... it is so obviously stupid and yet it was suggested in Parliament. I just don't understand. 

From another perspective. 

I will park more in cpf than to spend it. Lower demand lower the costs.  

Valid argument?🤔

Don't seem right.

Never mind. 😁

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The proposed increase of 2%in cpf will lead the way for increase in bank deposit rate.

If we cannot effect the supply chain due to global factors than we should reduce demand. Increasing saving rate might be a way to reduce demand. 

My view. 

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