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Hao Yu
04 Sep 2018
Advisory Specialist at MoneyOwl
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Don't think it is because:
Your research scholarship stipend and top-ups / augmentations are not subjected to income tax.
However, if you are also receiving income under the Part-time Teaching scheme, these payments will be subjected to income tax.
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Kenneth Lou
04 Sep 2018
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Depends on what the Salary crediting code is. It needs to be under 'SAL'. You can check with your Fa...
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Nope. DBS will only recognize transaction with under the category “Salary”. A stipend from a scholarship will not be classified under “Salary”. In addition, some stipends maybe credited at a semi-annual basis instead of monthly basis. :) as for credit card, it should be no issue if u can hit the min salary!