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How to reduce your taxes? From making donations to paying your income tax with the best credit cards, there are many ways to lower your taxes in Singapore.

Longtime resident of Rochester, David Allen Schwartzkopf, died on February 13, 2022, he was 79. David was born in Pulaski, Wisconsin to Lillie and William Schwartzkopf on June 11, 1942. From birth, David had Cerebral Palsy and developed Macular Degeneration as a child which caused the slow loss of his vision. He was identified as Intellectually Disabled in his early school years. Fortunately, two teachers thought David should have an IQ test; his score was very high. He would graduate from Pulas...

RANGPUR, Feb 8, 2022 (BSS) – Officials and leaders of different organisations working for welfare of disabled people at a

The organisation vows to continue its efforts to stand beside children with disabilities

At the Budget 2021 Speech, Deputy Prime Minister Heng Swee Keat announced that the 250 per cent tax deduction campaign for qualifying donations made to Institutions of a Public Character (IPCs) will be extended for another two years until Dec 31, 2023. At the risk of sounding old, does anyone remember bugging your parents to you some loose change, or...

The amount was donated by another non-profit, the Muslim Converts’ Association of Singapore.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

The concept of being a ‘socially conscious’ consumer is becoming more mainstream and many recognise the benefits and want to vote with their hearts and wallets. However, a big stumbling block tends to be the lack of knowledge as to how and where to begin. Held yearly from Dec 1-7, SG Cares Giving Week is a national movement that celebrates...

Here’s a Public Service Announcement (PSA): The SingapoRediscovers vouchers are set to expire in about two months on Dec 31, 2021. If your SingapoRediscovers vouchers (SRV) are still collecting dust and you have no idea what to do with them, why not consider donating them instead? At the risk of sounding like a softie, I think that being able to...

Authorities in Missouri have proceeded to execute a man who its claimed was intellectually disabled. Ernest Lee Johnson murdered three people in a robbery in 1994.

Sixty years later, Madam Tan Geok Hak, 92, still remembers the day her house was razed to the ground in the Bukit Ho Swee fire and how she and her husband rebuilt their family's lives.. Read more at straitstimes.com.