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If my parents did not withdraw their CPF and they meet all requirements to withdraw anytime, can they withdraw and then I do voluntary top up to get tax relief?
For example, my parents withdraw 10k from CPF, then I top up their account 10k for tax relief.
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Gerard Ong
07 Jun 2019
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Yes, you can do that. But a few things to take note of:
(source: https://www.iras.gov.sg/IRASHome/Individuals/Lo...)
Quote from CPF webisite: "Top-up monies, CPF LIFE Bonus and Deferment Bonus are specifically meant to increase members’ monthly payouts under the Retirement Sum Scheme/CPF LIFE. Hence, they should only be streamed out in the form of monthly payouts."
Graphical illustration from CPF: https://www.cpf.gov.sg/Assets/members/Documents...
Numerical analysis done by Heartland Boy: https://heartlandboy.com/money-withdraw-from-yo...