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GST should be reduced

Try take the Bao from a dog's mouth and see what happen to your hand. :roflmao:
 
GST... it depends on the rebates and the cuts of income tax.

What are absolute dealbreakers are the carbon tax and the 'water conservation' tax. Those are outright robberies. Shameless and greedy PAP regime, probably also done in accordance to the wishes of their Davos masters regarding 'sustainability'. :cool:
 
We need to up the ante for GST to 20% to shore up confidence and make buffer for more turbulence ahead
 

Govt needs to raise revenue to do more for S'poreans, says Lawrence Wong who rejects claim GST hike hurts poor​

Finance Minister Lawrence Wong speaking in Parliament on March 2, 2022.
CNA screengrabFinance Minister Lawrence Wong speaking in Parliament on March 2, 2022.
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  • Finance Minister Lawrence Wong said the Government cannot be expected to do more for the country without raising revenues
  • He said relying on the reserves alone could lead to a downward fiscal spiral
  • Mr Wong also said that claims that the GST hike will hurt the poor are “unfounded”
  • He said the enhanced permanent GST Voucher scheme neutralises the impact of the increase in GST for low-income families

Low Youjin
BY LOW YOUJIN
Published March 2, 2022
Updated March 3, 2022
SINGAPORE — The Government has frequently heard calls for it to spend more on Singaporeans, but this will not be possible without raising sources of revenue such as increasing the Goods and Services Tax (GST), Finance Minister Lawrence Wong said in Parliament on Wednesday (March 2).

“You can't have it both ways. If we want the Government to do more, then let us be upfront and explain to Singaporeans why additional revenues and tax increases are needed,” Mr Wong said at the end of three days of debate over this year’s Budget announcements.
 
its amazing how mainstream media can force the citizens to listen earnestly to an expensive parasite.....and OBEY....
 

Govt needs to raise revenue to do more for S'poreans, says Lawrence Wong who rejects claim GST hike hurts poor​

Finance Minister Lawrence Wong speaking in Parliament on March 2, 2022.
CNA screengrabFinance Minister Lawrence Wong speaking in Parliament on March 2, 2022.
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  • Finance Minister Lawrence Wong said the Government cannot be expected to do more for the country without raising revenues
  • He said relying on the reserves alone could lead to a downward fiscal spiral
  • Mr Wong also said that claims that the GST hike will hurt the poor are “unfounded”
  • He said the enhanced permanent GST Voucher scheme neutralises the impact of the increase in GST for low-income families

Low Youjin
BY LOW YOUJIN
Published March 2, 2022
Updated March 3, 2022
SINGAPORE — The Government has frequently heard calls for it to spend more on Singaporeans, but this will not be possible without raising sources of revenue such as increasing the Goods and Services Tax (GST), Finance Minister Lawrence Wong said in Parliament on Wednesday (March 2).

“You can't have it both ways. If we want the Government to do more, then let us be upfront and explain to Singaporeans why additional revenues and tax increases are needed,” Mr Wong said at the end of three days of debate over this year’s Budget announcements.
Shld also reintroduce the Estate Duty to be fair to the rich and wealthy Sporean.
 

Govt needs to raise revenue to do more for S'poreans, says Lawrence Wong who rejects claim GST hike hurts poor​

Finance Minister Lawrence Wong speaking in Parliament on March 2, 2022.
CNA screengrabFinance Minister Lawrence Wong speaking in Parliament on March 2, 2022.
Follow TODAY on WhatsApp

  • Finance Minister Lawrence Wong said the Government cannot be expected to do more for the country without raising revenues
  • He said relying on the reserves alone could lead to a downward fiscal spiral
  • Mr Wong also said that claims that the GST hike will hurt the poor are “unfounded”
  • He said the enhanced permanent GST Voucher scheme neutralises the impact of the increase in GST for low-income families

Low Youjin
BY LOW YOUJIN
Published March 2, 2022
Updated March 3, 2022
SINGAPORE — The Government has frequently heard calls for it to spend more on Singaporeans, but this will not be possible without raising sources of revenue such as increasing the Goods and Services Tax (GST), Finance Minister Lawrence Wong said in Parliament on Wednesday (March 2).

“You can't have it both ways. If we want the Government to do more, then let us be upfront and explain to Singaporeans why additional revenues and tax increases are needed,” Mr Wong said at the end of three days of debate over this year’s Budget announcements.

Translation: If dumb sinkies still want the JLB gahment to do more for them, then they have to agree to further increase their million-dollar salaries.
 
Try take the Bao from a dog's mouth and see what happen to your hand. :roflmao:
Depending on whose hands the dog will ended up with....

Ang Mo will bring it home
CCP will roast it
CECA will place it on the altar

Ruskies will train it for war zone
Sinkies will take picture, call the police, complain to their MP and make a fuss on social media.
 
Translation: If dumb sinkies still want the JLB gahment to do more for them, then they have to agree to further increase their million-dollar salaries.
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A minister who earns more than $1 million per year should not be lecturing S'poreans
on tightening our belts, when many of us cannot even afford a pair of pants.
 

Govt needs to raise revenue to do more for S'poreans, says Lawrence Wong who rejects claim GST hike hurts poor​


Of course, taxpayer-funded projects like this require money...

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Govt needs to raise revenue to do more for S'poreans, says Lawrence Wong who rejects claim GST hike hurts poor​

Finance Minister Lawrence Wong speaking in Parliament on March 2, 2022.
CNA screengrabFinance Minister Lawrence Wong speaking in Parliament on March 2, 2022.
Follow TODAY on WhatsApp

  • Finance Minister Lawrence Wong said the Government cannot be expected to do more for the country without raising revenues
  • He said relying on the reserves alone could lead to a downward fiscal spiral
  • Mr Wong also said that claims that the GST hike will hurt the poor are “unfounded”
  • He said the enhanced permanent GST Voucher scheme neutralises the impact of the increase in GST for low-income families

Low Youjin
BY LOW YOUJIN
Published March 2, 2022
Updated March 3, 2022
SINGAPORE — The Government has frequently heard calls for it to spend more on Singaporeans, but this will not be possible without raising sources of revenue such as increasing the Goods and Services Tax (GST), Finance Minister Lawrence Wong said in Parliament on Wednesday (March 2).

“You can't have it both ways. If we want the Government to do more, then let us be upfront and explain to Singaporeans why additional revenues and tax increases are needed,” Mr Wong said at the end of three days of debate over this year’s Budget announcements.
Up GST can help Sinki to achieve Swiss Standard of living faster
 
Increasing the GST has only led to S'poreans experiencing the Swiss Cost of Living.
70% believeS except moi
Swiss Standard of living = Swiss Cost of living

Little did they realise the Swiss standard of living is at CEcA quality level
 
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