The tax consultant handles expatriates’ employment income information. Can this information be excluded from the electronic submission?

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Employers must submit the employment income information of all employees, including expatriates and directors who receive director's fees, unless the director is a non-resident director who received only director's fees.

Employers should authorise their tax consultants via Corppass to submit the employment income information of expatriates.

The tax consultant handles expatriates’ employment income information. Can this information be excluded from the electronic submission?

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