What should I do if some components of my employees' salary package are not taxable but they have been included in my submissions to CPF Board (e.g., income of employees who are posted overseas)?

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For income items that are not taxable, you must make the necessary adjustments at the 'Submit Employment Income Records' digital service. Examples of such items are income of seamen, income earned from overseas postings that is not incidental to Singapore employment, etc.

This information is sourced from IRAS.

What should I do if some components of my employees' salary package are not taxable but they have been included in my submissions to CPF Board (e.g., income of employees who are posted overseas)?

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