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Does A Retiree Have To Pay Property Tax And Income Tax For Rental Income?

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Does a retiree have to pay property tax (12% of property's annual value for non-owner occupied properties) and income tax for rental income?

 

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err think retired or not has got nothing to do with both right? :dunno:

one is tax payable on property i.e. got property must pay

the other is income tax i.e. got income must pay

 

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Does a retiree have to pay property tax (12% of property's annual value for non-owner occupied properties) and income tax for rental income?

yes, retiree still have to pay property taxes (w/o subsidy when they sublet entire flat), TV licence, high conservancy charges to Town Council (no rebates given for those who sublet entire flat). Also have to pay taxes and file income tax as long as annual earning is more than $22k. Retiree may still have forms of income coming from his/her pension, investments or rental fees and all these might add up to more than 22k

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Does a retiree have to pay property tax (12% of property's annual value for non-owner occupied properties) and income tax for rental income?

i don't think anybody check..so i doubt they pay income tax..as for property tax, i thot IRAS will mail to the addressee?

 

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When renting out, need to fill out a computer form to state vacancy period, and the eventual contracted rent.

When filling out the income tax form, need to fill out a computer form which states the address of the rental property owned.

When IRAS computer do their consolidation .. and flag those addresses that have rental revenue, but no rental income declared.. imagine the next course of action. Starbucks?

 

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i don't think anybody check..so i doubt they pay income tax..as for property tax, i thot IRAS will mail to the addressee?

for dividend income, the returns is submitted to IRAS automatically by CDP

 

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When renting out, need to fill out a computer form to state vacancy period, and the eventual contracted rent.

When filling out the income tax form, need to fill out a computer form which states the address of the rental property owned.

When IRAS computer do their consolidation .. and flag those addresses that have rental revenue, but no rental income declared.. imagine the next course of action. Starbucks?

Starbucks leh! I think at most is Nescafe hor... :notti::notti:

Does a retiree have to pay property tax (12% of property's annual value for non-owner occupied properties) and income tax for rental income?

You had posted quite a few threads peppered with singular questions, which I believed are linked? Why don't you just post your whole story and let the 'experts' try and tackle your situation?

Getting answers in bits and pieces is going to make you more confused...

 

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You had posted quite a few threads peppered with singular questions, which I believed are linked? Why don't you just post your whole story and let the 'experts' try and tackle your situation?

Getting answers in bits and pieces is going to make you more confused...

Hey, thanks!

But they are not really linked.

Just trying to understand more of the processes, and generate some discussion and opinion/knowledge sharing.

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Hey, thanks!

But they are not really linked.

Just trying to understand more of the processes, and generate some discussion and opinion/knowledge sharing.

retiree not VIP

why they no need to pay property tax and income tax?

 

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