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Jeremiah

01 Apr 2020

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If I contributed to my CPF or SRS account today, it would apply to my 2021 income tax right? It's too late to influence my 2020 income tax?

Can I still influence my 2020 income tax?

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Hariz Arthur Maloy

01 Apr 2020

Independent Financial Advisor at Promiseland Independent

Yup! This is for reliefs.

But for Self-Employed individuals you can adjust your assesable income by deducting costs of doing business during your tax filing.

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