Advertisement

Ben T

Finance at Uni

07 Mar 2022

∙

Is it possible to claim a tax relief for course fees that I used the SkillsFuture credit to pay completely for?

It's just a small amount but wondering if it's possible.

1

Discussion (1)

What are your thoughts?

Learn how to style your text

Wrong Sean

08 Mar 2022

https://www.iras.gov.sg/taxes/individual-income...

“Any amount paid or reimbursed by your employer or any other organisations (including the use of SkillsFuture Credit) cannot be claimed as Course Fees Relief.”

Reply

Save

Write your thoughts

Related Posts

Can I claim Tax Relief for Course Relief Fees that should've been claimed 1 year ago?

Anyone attended any investment / trading / finance course in Singapore which can use our Skillsfuture credit to pay? Care to share your review on the course?

I would like to pay my school fees using my credit card but my credit card limit is $8K. Can I actually pay the full amount in a few installment using my credit card? ?

I have just completed NS and saved up about $20k. I am planning to use this money to pay for my Uni school fees too. Should I still invest while paying for my school fees?

How do you pay your taxes to optimize returns? I saw some using Cardup, or other combinations of credit cards to pay their taxes. I have Amex True cash back card, Citibank Cashback+,SC and GPMC cards

Related Posts

Can I claim Tax Relief for Course Relief Fees that should've been claimed 1 year ago?

Anyone attended any investment / trading / finance course in Singapore which can use our Skillsfuture credit to pay? Care to share your review on the course?

I would like to pay my school fees using my credit card but my credit card limit is $8K. Can I actually pay the full amount in a few installment using my credit card? ?

I have just completed NS and saved up about $20k. I am planning to use this money to pay for my Uni school fees too. Should I still invest while paying for my school fees?

How do you pay your taxes to optimize returns? I saw some using Cardup, or other combinations of credit cards to pay their taxes. I have Amex True cash back card, Citibank Cashback+,SC and GPMC cards

Advertisement