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CUSTOMER CARE ADVISOR
We are a growing international company based in Singapore and we're looking for self-driven individuals to join our team. The vacancies are open to Singaporean and Singapore PR living already in the Country are welcome to apply. No prior experience required but would be an advantage to have basic knowledge of Customer Service and Chinese language.
Job Description
• To coordinate with customers both local and regional on correspondence: - enquires, quotations, order confirmation, after-sales & shipment matters.
• Carry out Proactively activity as instructed by Key Account Manager and work closely to understand and handle any issue that may arise
• To co-ordinate with Germany HQ, shipment instructions
• To liaison with 3PL on shipment arrival, repacking & dispatch
• To assist the Customer Care manager on any other matter
Salary range
SGD 2,500-3,000
Working hours
9:30 -6:30
Working Location
10 UBI CRESCENT
Requirements:
• Minimum 1-year experience in administration work & work experience as a logistic administrator
• Ability to fluently speak, read & write English
• Able to work independently and as a team player
• Knowledge of Microsoft word, excel & knowledge of ERP systems, preferably NAV & SAP
• O level & above
• Able to start work immediately
To apply, send us by email the following:
1.) Resume
2.) Cover letter that highlights your skills and when are you available for a phone interview.
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For those folks who think they have the knowledge and skills to buy individual stocks, or to jump into some kind of market timing scheme, or some kind of "technicals" program, you have to remember this: There are tons of people out there with far more information than you have, and far more experience than you have. And even the market professionals who buy and sell for managed funds cannot beat market averages and more often, do worse than average.
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The 30% tax on US source dividends applies to most but not all overseas jurisdictions. For example, Ireland has a tax treaty with the U.S. which lowers it to 15%. This is one reason why London traded ETFs are so popular with non-US persons, because most ETFs holding U.S. stocks that are traded in London are domiciled in Ireland, allowing you to retain maximum dividends.
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The 30% tax on US source dividends applies to most but not all overseas jurisdictions. For example, Ireland has a tax treaty with the U.S. which lowers it to 15%. This is one reason why London traded ETFs are so popular with non-US persons, because most ETFs holding U.S. stocks that are traded in London are domiciled in Ireland, allowing you to retain maximum dividends.
This is what I meant when I said London traded ETFs are tax optimized for non-US persons.
In addition, holding US stocks or funds directly by non-US persons could subject your investments to as much as 40% estate tax on your beneficiaries if anything should happen to you. This can be a very unpleasant surprise and happened to someone I knew at work, the surviving spouse ended up paying a six figure tax bill. This can easily be avoided by investing on the LSE instead of NYSE, or at least limiting your US exposure to $60,000.
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