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AsiaOne
Saturday, Jun 30, 2012
2.1 million Singaporeans to receive GST Vouchers
Singaporeans will be receiving letters from July 2 informing them of the amount they will receive this year under the GST Voucher scheme.
This GST Voucher scheme is a permanent scheme and was introduced in Budget 2012 to help lower and middle-income households with their expenses, in particular, what they pay in GST.
Retiree couples living in smaller flats can expect to receive an amount that will more than fully offset their yearly GST expenses.
The GST Voucher for lower-income households with no elderly persons living in 3- or 4-room flats should cover about half of the GST they pay each year.
Middle-income families can also expect to receive a GST Voucher that will partially offset their GST expenses.
There are three components in GST Vouchers: Cash, a Medisave top-up for elderly citizens, and U-save, a rebate to help households offset utilities bill.
Singaporeans will receive some or all of the three components depending on their age, income and annual value of their home.
A total of $440 million in GST Vouchers in both cash and Medisave top-ups will be given on August 1.
Most Singaporeans will not need to sign up to receive their GST Voucher. However, a small number of eligible Singaporeans who have not signed up for a previous Government payout will have to sign up by July 18 to receive their payout on time.
They can do so online at www.gstvoucher.gov.sg or personally at any community centre, community development council or CPF Service Centre.
AsiaOne
Saturday, Jun 30, 2012
2.1 million Singaporeans to receive GST Vouchers
Singaporeans will be receiving letters from July 2 informing them of the amount they will receive this year under the GST Voucher scheme.
This GST Voucher scheme is a permanent scheme and was introduced in Budget 2012 to help lower and middle-income households with their expenses, in particular, what they pay in GST.
Retiree couples living in smaller flats can expect to receive an amount that will more than fully offset their yearly GST expenses.
The GST Voucher for lower-income households with no elderly persons living in 3- or 4-room flats should cover about half of the GST they pay each year.
Middle-income families can also expect to receive a GST Voucher that will partially offset their GST expenses.
There are three components in GST Vouchers: Cash, a Medisave top-up for elderly citizens, and U-save, a rebate to help households offset utilities bill.
Singaporeans will receive some or all of the three components depending on their age, income and annual value of their home.
A total of $440 million in GST Vouchers in both cash and Medisave top-ups will be given on August 1.
Most Singaporeans will not need to sign up to receive their GST Voucher. However, a small number of eligible Singaporeans who have not signed up for a previous Government payout will have to sign up by July 18 to receive their payout on time.
They can do so online at www.gstvoucher.gov.sg or personally at any community centre, community development council or CPF Service Centre.
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dont happy guys ...the money you goin to receive is your own money
Yup. And only a small fraction of what was once ours. WTF!
So how much huH? able to cover our geylang bonking?
If bo $150, should have $80. Should be enough.
boss , enough to kio kway bo ?
Key in your Singpass here:
https://www.psi.gov.sg/NASApp/tmf/TMFServlet?app=GST-SignUp&isNew=true&Reload=true
and you get the answer.
Not everyone receives the same package.
So how much huH? able to cover our geylang bonking?
Bro if geylang have 2 bonk than I suggest banana leg lor can have extra value bonks
Bro if geylang have 2 bonk than I suggest banana leg lor can have extra value bonks
Simi house n rm no? Think take back OUR money can ah go go Liao.
U-save is per household, not person. So if you're staying with your mom, and you're given $110 U-save, and your mom is also given $110, it doesn't mean each will get $110 (or $220 in total). The entire household will get $110.
Simple and clear bro, thanks. But 110 per household, it's like WTF.
dont happy guys ...the money you goin to receive is your own money
Indeed, boss. There's no free lunch in this world.
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