The dreaded time of the year is upon all those who earn greater than $22,000 again. The time has come for the annual income tax filing.
This year, it will be a bit more tricky for me to file my returns. My previous employer was auto included in IRAS so I did not have to file any returns except when claiming for reliefs.
This year, I am on a self-employed status. Thus, I need to fill in my income that I have obtained from various trading activity, tuition (which I just started), etc. This gives me a big headache and I hope to settle the filing of my income tax soon.
Is filing income tax a big headache for you? What kind of problems do you face?
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do you have to file income tax for the profits you generate from trading?
ReplyDeletewhy u file yr trading income from stocks?
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Hi Dream and CW8888,
I mean like income from trading activities, business activities, etc and not trading stocks. Hope that clarifies.