11-03-2009 01:04 AM | |
chijioke paul nwoye-- |
4285 i want to be a full registered member of dollars pay club, and willing to go by the principles of the club. i live in aba at No 100 mcc road. i am unemployed, but i am working towards becoming a driver in my fathers company. |
15-09-2008 11:34 PM | |
duke-- |
2683 Does anyone knows the website for this million dollar club? sound interesting... |
15-09-2008 11:11 AM | |
MR4 SR9-- |
2672 Some 40 million-dollar earners already come from the public sector, as estimated by http://www.yawningbread.org/arch_2007/yax-726.htm Will be more when salaries are further adjusted to match the benchmarks. |
14-09-2008 06:37 PM | |
BYang-- |
2667 frankly it does not surprise me to see so much 'paple' getting into the million dollar club after 2 gargantuan pay raise with 1 more to go this Dec... |
14-09-2008 07:38 AM | |
5m10y-- |
2664 Lucky us for Singapore's low tax rate and relatively high brackets! |
14-09-2008 01:24 AM | |
Salary.sg |
More in Million-Dollar Club It was 2,121 last year. This year, the number of people in this exclusive club is 2,751. Not an actual club where people exercise and socialise, this virtual club consists of people who made a million dollars or more last year. As you can see, the number of million-dollar earners has gone up quite a lot. By about 30%. And each made $2 million on average. This is based on figures in the just-released IRAS annual report. I calculated the average assessed income of these top earners to be about $2 million. Together they contributed about $900 million in income taxes ("net tax assessed"), which is more than the combined assessed taxes of all those who earned $100k or less. Yes, you heard right - the total taxes paid by the 700,000-odd people earning $100k or less could not even match the $900 million paid by these 2,751 members of the million-dollar club. Maybe we should thank them for paying more taxes. http://www.salary.sg/2008/more-in-million-dollar-club/ |