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Budget 2015
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GST Vouchers Scheme
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Re: Petrol duty rates up, but offset by one-off road tax rebate
A very creative way to milk eternally from the Sinkies. That's why I'd always say I don't even need to lift a finger to "fix the Sinkies". The PAP is doing that for me 24/7.
A very creative way to milk eternally from the Sinkies. That's why I'd always say I don't even need to lift a finger to "fix the Sinkies". The PAP is doing that for me 24/7.
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Re: GST Vounchers
I get $0!
I get $0!
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Re: [HWZ] 2015 Budget is the WORST budget ever in the history of Singapore.
PAP has committed political suicide.
1) Population White Paper.
2) Yang Yin.
3) Little India riot (and subsequent alcohol ban).
4) Fernvale columbarium.
5) Budget 2015.
PAP has committed political suicide.
1) Population White Paper.
2) Yang Yin.
3) Little India riot (and subsequent alcohol ban).
4) Fernvale columbarium.
5) Budget 2015.
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Re: [HWZ] 2015 Budget is the WORST budget ever in the history of Singapore.
Me thinks white scums secret weapon will be to seize back lost wards via ILLEEGAL Town council tactic.....
So they not worried at all about losing the next GE.
Me thinks white scums secret weapon will be to seize back lost wards via ILLEEGAL Town council tactic.....
So they not worried at all about losing the next GE.
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Re: [HWZ] 2015 Budget is the WORST budget ever in the history of Singapore.
PAP did the following which ensured that PAP would continue to rule for another few more decades
1) Bringing Singapore from Third World to First
2) Ensuring that Singapore is built on meritocracy, instead of granting special favours based on race and religion like Malaysia
3) Choosing English as our first language, and not the chink or m&d language
4) Ensuring that the median sinkie household income holds steady at around $8k a month
5) Use of grassroots and industrial tripartite partnership to ensure harmony between government, mainstream media and the ordinary sinkie citizens
PAP did the following which ensured that PAP would continue to rule for another few more decades
1) Bringing Singapore from Third World to First
2) Ensuring that Singapore is built on meritocracy, instead of granting special favours based on race and religion like Malaysia
3) Choosing English as our first language, and not the chink or m&d language
4) Ensuring that the median sinkie household income holds steady at around $8k a month
5) Use of grassroots and industrial tripartite partnership to ensure harmony between government, mainstream media and the ordinary sinkie citizens
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Re: [HWZ] 2015 Budget is the WORST budget ever in the history of Singapore.
rejoice.............bad news for PAP is good news for opposition mah.............
rejoice.............bad news for PAP is good news for opposition mah.............
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Re: GST Vounchers
wah.....i got leh.............my mom also got leh..........i told her it was a good idea to sell our Sentosa Cove bungalow to buy 2-rm flat..........and i'm right !
wah.....i got leh.............my mom also got leh..........i told her it was a good idea to sell our Sentosa Cove bungalow to buy 2-rm flat..........and i'm right !
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Re: Petrol duty rates up, but offset by one-off road tax rebate
The FAP Traitors are increasing petrol tax to make up for the revenue lost from falling oil prices. But will they lower the petrol tax when the oil price increases again?
Deputy Prime Minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam also announced that the Carbon Emission Vehicle Scheme, which sees rebates given out with purchase of environmentally-friendly cars based on their emission levels, will be extended for two years, until Jun 30, 2017.
(AFP/Prakash Singh)
SINGAPORE: Petrol duty rates are set to increase, but this increase in expenditure for drivers will be partially offset by a one-off road tax rebate, Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam announced in his Budget 2015 speech on Monday (Feb 23).
Petrol duty rates are set to rise by S$0.20 for premium grade petrol, and by S$0.15 for intermediate grade petrol, Mr Tharman said. This adds up to a petrol duty rate of S$0.64 and S$0.56 per litre for premium and intermediate grade petrol respectively.
However, vehicle owners will enjoy a one-year road tax rebate. The rebate will be 20 per cent for cars, 60 per cent for motorcycles and 100 per cent for commercial vehicles.
"There will be some pain, some gain," said Mr Tharman, in announcing the measures.
The Deputy Prime Minister also announced that the Carbon Emission Vehicle Scheme, which sees rebates given out with purchase of environmentally-friendly cars based on their emission levels, will be extended for two years, until Jun 30, 2017. There will be refinements to encourage a further shift to greener cars, he added.
The Early Turnover Scheme will also be enhanced from August this year to further encourage the replacement of older commercial vehicles with greener vehicles, he announced.
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The FAP Traitors are increasing petrol tax to make up for the revenue lost from falling oil prices. But will they lower the petrol tax when the oil price increases again?
Deputy Prime Minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam also announced that the Carbon Emission Vehicle Scheme, which sees rebates given out with purchase of environmentally-friendly cars based on their emission levels, will be extended for two years, until Jun 30, 2017.
SINGAPORE: Petrol duty rates are set to increase, but this increase in expenditure for drivers will be partially offset by a one-off road tax rebate, Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam announced in his Budget 2015 speech on Monday (Feb 23).
Petrol duty rates are set to rise by S$0.20 for premium grade petrol, and by S$0.15 for intermediate grade petrol, Mr Tharman said. This adds up to a petrol duty rate of S$0.64 and S$0.56 per litre for premium and intermediate grade petrol respectively.
However, vehicle owners will enjoy a one-year road tax rebate. The rebate will be 20 per cent for cars, 60 per cent for motorcycles and 100 per cent for commercial vehicles.
"There will be some pain, some gain," said Mr Tharman, in announcing the measures.
The Deputy Prime Minister also announced that the Carbon Emission Vehicle Scheme, which sees rebates given out with purchase of environmentally-friendly cars based on their emission levels, will be extended for two years, until Jun 30, 2017. There will be refinements to encourage a further shift to greener cars, he added.
The Early Turnover Scheme will also be enhanced from August this year to further encourage the replacement of older commercial vehicles with greener vehicles, he announced.
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Re: Petrol duty rates up, but offset by one-off road tax rebate
PAP is an environment-friendly government. They want sinkies to drive less and use the public transport more often. Not many green governments around the world these days.
PAP is an environment-friendly government. They want sinkies to drive less and use the public transport more often. Not many green governments around the world these days.
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Re: 50% rebate on personal income for middle-income workers
Sinkies should brace themselves for a GST increase from 7% to 10%
Sinkies should brace themselves for a GST increase from 7% to 10%
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Re: Higher salary ceiling, more contributions for older workers among CPF changes
You're smart and I hope that daft Sinkies can see through your lens.
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Re: GST Vounchers
Sinkies should brace themselves for a GST increase from 7% to 10%
Sinkies should brace themselves for a GST increase from 7% to 10%
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