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Originally Posted by EDMWer
Right now the only difference between SG and Johor is merely safety and physical infrastructure development
If they can raise salaries to match the cost of living, crimes will go down as a result
Trust me, its only matter within 10 years before they catch up with SG in this aspect.
In terms of indirect taxes, Singapore is still the highest and that makes SG unfavourable.
Thus there is higher risk of spending shift to Malaysia and tax revenue loss
It is probable that Johor will be the main focal point of development rather than SG, Johor will benefit more.
IMO the SG Johor SEZ should not proceed
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Well for pay, in accounting/ finance,
If you have the expertise/experience required, you can ask for quite comfortable salary in JB. Have friend who draw 20k rm as finance over there.
Please dont do 1:3 comparisons here.
You can drive good car, stay at landed with 20k