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  1. Apr 19, 2024 · The foreign worker levy, commonly known as “levy”, is a pricing mechanism to regulate the number of foreigners in Singapore. As an employer, you don’t have to pay Central Provident Fund (CPF) contributions for your helper.

  2. Check and pay foreign worker levy. For employers of migrant workers or migrant domestic workers (MDWs) to see and pay their levy bills, or apply for waivers and refunds. Existing sponsors and authorised family members can also pay levy on behalf of MDW employers. For FDW employer Log in with Singpass. For business employer Log in with Singpass.

  3. You must pay a monthly levy for your migrant domestic worker (MDW). You may also qualify for a levy concession and apply for a levy waiver in certain situations.

  4. www.iras.gov.sg › tax-reliefs › foreign-domestic-worker-levy-(fdwl)-reliefIRAS | Foreign Domestic Worker Levy Relief

    You or your husband paid a total foreign domestic worker levy of $14,400 ($300 x 12 months + $450 x 12 months x two helpers) for your three helpers in 2023. You may claim the higher FDWL Relief of $10,800 on one helper only (i.e. $450 x 12 months x 2) for YA 2024.

  5. All MDW (Migrant Domestic Worker) employers who wish to employ a helper in Singapore are required to pay a monthly maid levy to MOM. This maid levy is a pricing mechanism to regulate the number of foreigners in Singapore.

  6. The Migrant Domestic Worker (MDW) Levy Concession for Persons with Disabilities lets families pay the Migrant Domestic Worker levy at a concessionary rate of $60 a month, instead of $300. Each household is eligible for up to two MDW levy concessions, caring for two loved ones at any one time.

  7. Feb 1, 2023 · As of 31 Jan 2023, the current maid levy in Singapore is $300 per month. For subsequent MDWs, it’s $450. If you qualify for a concessionary levy, this will be reduced to $60.

  8. Mar 5, 2015 · In the latest announced Budget 2015, the Government will halve the foreign domestic worker concessionary levy from the current S$120 to S$60 to help families who are taking care of the elderly, from May 1. The concessionary levy will also be extended to households with children aged below 16, up from below 12.

  9. What Exactly is the Maid Levy? The Basics: The maid levy is a monthly fee paid by employers of foreign domestic workers (FDWs). This levy is part of Singapore’s policy to regulate the number of foreign workers in the country and to encourage the responsible hiring of maids.

  10. Mar 14, 2024 · Levy concession for a migrant domestic worker (MDW) Levy concession is part of the package to support Singaporeans needing care. As an MDW employer, you can get a concessionary rate of $60 per month if you meet the qualifying criteria.

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