报税时是否要把报房子的租金算入个人收入

平凡又平凡

记忆消失 发表于 1-2-2011 10:25
注意的是不单单第2套房子需要报， 你的第一套房子的租金也是要报税的。。
要报租金收入， 然后也要报你扣 ...

公积金里面的利息可不可以扣除？

平凡又平凡

记忆消失 发表于 1-2-2011 10:25
注意的是不单单第2套房子需要报， 你的第一套房子的租金也是要报税的。。
要报租金收入， 然后也要报你扣 ...

公积金里面的利息可不可以扣除？

yewind

请问房屋租金是否可以算到老婆收入里面。。。

yewind

谢谢99
http://www.iras.gov.sg/irasHome/page04.aspx?id=160

再请问，我岳母在这边可以扣一些我老婆的income,那可以减少我的么？还是跟我无关。。。

逍遥居士

yewind 发表于 1-2-2011 15:13
请问房屋租金是否可以算到老婆收入里面。。。

只要申报此收入就好，至于在谁名下并不重要

yewind

For jointly owned property
The rental income is taxed on all the joint owners based on their share in the property. It does not matter which party receives the rent or whether the owners paid for the property.

This also applies to rental loss. The rental loss is apportioned to joint owners based on their share in the property.

这个share有哪里我们记录的么？听逍遥版的意思是jointly owned property可以自己选择？ 因为两位给出了不同的解读。。。谢谢

freesoul99

逍遥居士 发表于 1-2-2011 15:39
只要申报此收入就好，至于在谁名下并不重要

请不要误导

以下是税务局链接，请阅读For jointly owned property

http://www.iras.gov.sg/irasHome/page04.aspx?id=160

记忆消失

平凡又平凡 发表于 1-2-2011 14:00
公积金里面的利息可不可以扣除？

没看明白你的问题。。。你的意思是你们家的房贷是从hdb 借的， 用cpf 在还？？？
只要是房贷的利息部分， 不管哪里借的， 都可以扣/。//

yewind

You must satisfy ALL of the following conditions:

The dependant must be living in Singapore in the previous year
The dependant lived in your household. If the dependant lived in a separate household in Singapore in the previous year, you must incur $2,000 or more in supporting him/her
The dependant is 55 years of age or above in the previous year. If not, he/she must be physically or mentally disabled
The dependant does not have income (e.g. salary or tax exempt income such as bank interest, dividend and pension) exceeding $2,000 in the previous year.

以前有第三条么？

逍遥居士

freesoul99 发表于 1-2-2011 15:49
请不要误导

以下是税务局链接，请阅读For jointly owned property

谢谢指正
惨了，先前帮朋友申报时．．．　．．．这么多年没有什么异议，还以为

正确解答：

For jointly owned property

The rental income is taxed on all the joint owners based on their share in the property. It does not matter which party receives the rent or whether the owners paid for the property.

This also applies to rental loss. The rental loss is apportioned to joint owners based on their share in the property.