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I am a Board Member/ Director. Am I considered a self-employed person, and do I have to contribute to my CPF?
It depends on the nature of your relationship with the company, and the nature of the moneys received.
If you’re engaged as a Board Member or Director under a contract of employment (or Contract of Service) with the company, you’ll have to contribute to your CPF as an employee.
If you’re engaged in a business, profession or vocation of providing services as a Board Member or Director to companies, you’ll have to contribute to your MediSave as a self-employed person (SEP).
Please visit the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS) website for the differences in treatment between employees and SEPs.
This information is sourced from CPF.
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