How is life as a doctor in Singapore?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

You think just because its happening overseas now, means it won't happen to us? Lol.

nope. no such threat.
clearly a true blue idiot
coder making 500k in pj and wfm?
hahaha..I think with ur level of intellect make 50k a year can arm Chio Liao.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

nope. no such threat.
clearly a true blue idiot
coder making 500k in pj and wfm?
hahaha..I think with ur level of intellect make 50k a year can arm Chio Liao.

What is arm chio liao?

Upper limb pretty already?

Question here, as you know most doctors salary will be above the income ceiling for btos.
Is locuming a good option in such cases? I know of many clinics who actually pays cash for locums, i.e no cpf, meaning that our declared income will lower when it comes to bto application.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Question here, as you know most doctors salary will be above the income ceiling for btos.
Is locuming a good option in such cases? I know of many clinics who actually pays cash for locums, i.e no cpf, meaning that our declared income will lower when it comes to bto application.

I will suggest that you do proper declaration. IRAS has it methods to detect tax evasion and if you underdeclare u may be asked on the source of your inflows.

Do note that clinics to make a declaration of payment to locums and I am quite sure clinic will open up the books for audit if asked.

I find a doctor trying to do a part time job to buy a bto very laughable. But then it does show how hard they have fallen

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I will suggest that you do proper declaration. IRAS has it methods to detect tax evasion and if you underdeclare u may be asked on the source of your inflows.

Do note that clinics to make a declaration of payment to locums and I am quite sure clinic will open up the books for audit if asked.

I find a doctor trying to do a part time job to buy a bto very laughable. But then it does show how hard they have fallen

hello troll.
dun be daft. la. Iras go chase after max few hundred k of income?
hello, they go after pple with million of undeclare income not your Kuching kurak money.

also. incase you don't catch the drift, they guy is asking is it a better idea to quit a full time doctoring job , survive on locumship as the income can be under declared so that he can qualify for a bto, not that he needs to locum to earn extra money to buy a bto.
not that I'm supportive of what he is trying to do but it's you I'm taking an issue with.

iq really cmi liao, still want to laugh at people. omg. dumb don't talk , no one know.but dumb try to act smart, everyone knows. and surely ,low as your iq is, u know which category u belong to, or you really don't?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Question here, as you know most doctors salary will be above the income ceiling for btos.
Is locuming a good option in such cases? I know of many clinics who actually pays cash for locums, i.e no cpf, meaning that our declared income will lower when it comes to bto application.

Sounds like a dumb idea. Very short term thinking.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Sounds like a dumb idea. Very short term thinking.

Its just another guy that bought his MBBS

Cannot make it one

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Sounds like a dumb idea. Very short term thinking.

Why is a dumb idea? I supposed the OP always wanted to be gp and not specialist (i.e he not giving up his ambition)
I think this is a good loophole to exploit..

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Why is a dumb idea? I supposed the OP always wanted to be gp and not specialist (i.e he not giving up his ambition)
I think this is a good loophole to exploit..

Yup is a brilliant idea! Genius!
Get that bto!

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Yup is a brilliant idea! Genius!
Get that bto!

Doctor so poor now