|
RESEARCH
AND PROJECT INFORMATION
Many
expatriates prefer to live in one country; work in another,
some are a permanent resident of yet another, all designed to suit their particular
lifestyle and personal
circumstances.
There
are many reasons for this lifestyle: family, education, less tax, lower cost of living,
security or convenience.
We
trust these
links will assist you to change to a better lifestyle!
CAREER
ONE - Australian job search site.
OIL
& GAS INTERNATIONAL: Start your
research here to find out all the latest industry information.
AUSTRALIAN
OIL & GAS NEWS:
best local source of up-to-date
information.
ALEXANDERS:
excellent source of information world for all the latest
global news in oil & gas.
PIPELINES
& PROJECTS:
Up-to-date information on pipeline activity.
SUB-SEA
INFORMATION:
a must visit for sub-sea engineers.
TOOL PUSHER:
UK based oil & gas information site.
AUSTRALIAN
MARITIME COLLEGE
Ocean engineering studies.
UPSTREAM
ONLINE Highly regarded oil news
site.
SALARY
& WAGE INFORMATION -
very useful Australian taxation and income information.
BRITISH
EXPAT
help with overseas
living, insurance, accounting, tax, property.
EXPAT INVESTOR
what offshore investment managers can do for
your wealth.
EXPAT NEWS
current affairs, politics, the social scene and sport.
ESCAPE
ARTIST: excellent source of information on expatriate lifestyle, banking,
taxation.
INTERNATIONAL
LIVING: living the life expatriate life guide.
TRAVEL
& HEALTH INFORMATION
check out the latest news.
AUSTRALIAN
IMMIGRATION:
Skilled migrants use this
to evaluate your eligibility.
INTERNATIONAL
TAXATION
GUIDES -
start your tax research for other
possibilities at these sites.
TAXATION
IN SINGAPORE
Like to pay less tax;
then for example consider working out of Singapore, their personal
income tax rates are low when compared with the rest of the world.
Income
tax is assessed on a sliding scale ranging from 2% for the first S$7,500
of chargeable income up to 28% for an income of S$400,000.
Singapore
also gives provision for certain tax deductions and reliefs, including
reliefs for supporting dependants, paying professional and academic
course fees and life insurance policy premiums.
Expatriates
on employment pass or work permit that are physically present or working
in Singapore for 183 days or more per year are required to pay income
tax.
|
Compare
taxation rates in other countries.
DISCLAIMER
These
sites are intended to give you a useful start for research purposes;
this information is provided on the basis of no by our company endorsement or recommendation
of any of these services.
For
your own protection please make sure you obtain the appropriate professional advice
regarding your own special circumstances.
|
<<back<< |
top |
>>next>> |
|
Work
Offshore Asia has jobs for oil and gas engineers:
upstream, downstream, design, drilling, sub-sea, seismic,
pipeline, production and maintenance.
IT
and offshore oil jobs in Australia, Brazil, China, Dubai,
Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Myanmar, Singapore,
Thailand and Vietnam. |
|
|
