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I'm aware that as an expat in Singapore, I will be subject to the foreigner tax rules. I checked the IRAS website, but it doesn't seem to cover this case explicitly, so I'm hoping to benefit from the wisdom and experience of the community. Thanks in advance!
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Hello. The definition of income, as I understand, is "money received, especially on a regular basis, for work or through investments". As you did not "earn" the money (it's a reimbursement), it does not constitute as income.
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Your relatives transferring money back to youis not considered as income, hence you will not be taxe...
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No, inward fund transfers are not considered as income, so it is not eligible for tax