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Income received from blogging is taxable now
By Singapore Stock Investment to Financial Freedom (SSIFF)  •  March 17, 2016
Yesterday, some fellow bloggers have revealed that they received a letter from the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS), requiring them to clarify their income sources, which include products or services received via their websites. Payments in exchange for services performed by social media are required to file for income and be taxable. There are some FAQs posted in IRAS which you can find here to answer some of your queries or concerns. Some bloggers use their own money to host their website to publish their ideas or thoughts as a personal blog and in return make some income from advertising to cover their expenses. Do you think they should be liable to file for income and be tax? Will this piece of news impact you as a blogger and you stop blogging? My personal thought on this is, I will still continue to publish my ideas or thoughts through ......
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