Anonymous

20 Apr 2020

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Hi there, what if the address is my SO’s parents house. Would I be classified according to the AV of their house too? TIA?

Hi there,

Can anyone help me with the following.
I am staying with my SO and have changed my address to their landed house address. Would I be classified according to the AV of their house ? And if so, is there any way I can appeal this? TIA

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Cedric Jamie Soh

20 Apr 2020

Director at Seniorcare.com.sg

Yes, usually your registered NRIC address is the one IRAS used to assess your AV of your residence.

The appeal is based on.. what are you appealing for? There is always a channel, email address or number for the stuff that you are applying for.

A simple google search would help :)

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