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အလြယ္တကူ ယစ္မွူးလိုက္…….

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က်ိတ္မွိတ္ေျဖသိမ့္ရင္း
ေပ်ာ္ရြင္မွုေတြက ၀ိုးတ၀ါး………

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အလြယ္တကူ ေမ့ပစ္ခ်င္ေပမဲ့
ၾကည္ႏူးမွုက ကပိုကရို…..

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လာ….
ေလာကဒဏ္ကို
ရင္ဆိုင္မယ္….
အခု…………..

RWS Sentosa Soft Opening

Universal Studios Singapore will open its doors to the public on 18 March 2010 at 8:28 am.

How to Buy

You may do so online at http://www.rwsentosa.com/, via the Resorts World Sentosa Call Centre (+65 6577 8899), or on-site at a Universal Studios ticket booth. Please take note of peak period and blackout dates when purchasing your tickets. Click here for seasonal chart.

Extra Cost to visit the attractions in the Universal Studios Singapore?
Once inside Universal Studios, all attractions are included in your admission, except the Amber Rock Climb, which costs an additional $10 per climb. You may also wish to purchase Universal Express, for $30-68 (depending on the type of day- refer to our seasonal chart) at any ticket window or Guest Services location, which eases your queue frustration at the various attractions.

Bring in food and drinks into the Park?
We offer a variety of fresh and delicious food for our guests to enjoy at our restaurants and concession stands throughout the Park. However, we do understand that guests may need to bring in food bought from outside the Park.

Please note the following guidelines:

Acceptable items:
Bottled water
Small snacks that do not require heating
Any food required for medical purposes and medically–indicated nutritional supplements
Any food required for special dietary needs
Baby food/baby formula
Soft-sided insulated bags no larger than 8.5” wide x 6” high x 6” deep (216mm x 152mm x 152mm)

Prohibited items:
- Picnic lunches
Food that requires heating or refrigeration
Alcohol
Hard-sided coolers and glass containers
Soft-sided coolers larger than 8.5” wide x 6” high x 6” deep.

For Detail, please visit http://www.rwsentosa.com/

Tickets

Ticket Type	Adult *(Ages 13 to 64)	Child*(Ages 4 to 12)	Senior*(Age 65 and above)
One Day Weekday1 Pass	66	48	32
One Day Weekend2 Pass	72	52	36
Two Day Pass	188	88	58
Annual Pass-Fun Pass6	318	238	188
Annual Pass-Superstar Pass	1098	828	738

Ticket Type	Off- Peak3	Peak4	Super Peak5
Universal Express* (In addition to your admission ticket)	30	48	68

Weekday1 refers to Monday to Fridays, excluding Black-Out Dates

Weekend2 refers to Saturdays, Sundays and Black-Out Dates

Off Peak3 refers to Weekdays

Peak4 refers to Weekdays on School Holidays

Super Peak5 refers to Weekends and Black-Out DatesRefer to this seasonal chart for Weekends, school holidays and black-out dates.

For Fun Pass, check out the black-out dates here.

Fun Pass6: For Guests who purchase their Fun Pass during the soft opening period (18 March till 1 April), they will be given the opportunity to visit the park ONE (1) time prior to 5 April, at which time their annual membership will begin.

* As the park may not be crowded at all times, we recommend that you purchase the express pass only after you have arrived at the park

Claim spouse relief for Working Women

05:55 AM Mar 02, 2010SINGAPORE - It is the tax filing season again, and the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (Iras) would like to remind all taxpayers to e-File their tax returns by April 18, or send in their paper returns by April 15.

About 1.57 million taxpayers are required to file their returns for the Year of Assessment 2010.

Among them, 1.12 million need not provide their employment income information, as their employers will do so directly to Iras.

About 653,000 taxpayers do not have to file the tax return at all, unless they have other income - such as from rental - not auto-included, or have changes to make to their tax relief claims.

As announced in the Budget Speech 2010, there are significant changes to the income tax reliefs this year. Female taxpayers can now claim spouse relief - and they can do so by sending an email to spouserelief@iras.gov.sg, giving their name, their husband's name, and both their NRIC or tax reference numbers.

Or, they may provide Iras with the details via a helpline (1800 356 8300), fax (6351 3636) or post (The Comptroller of Income Tax, Iras, 55 Newton Road, Revenue House, Singapore 307987).

Taxpayers eligible to claim other dependant and handicapped dependant reliefs may do so when filing their returns.

In order for a taxpayer to claim spouse, qualifying child, working mother's child or parent relief, the dependant must not have been earning more than $4,000 in 2009.

This ceiling is up from $2,000 previously. There is also no more income threshold for handicapped dependant relief.

For e-Filing assistance, go to any e-Filing Service Centres including all CPF Service Centres, from March 15 to April 17. For e-Filing queries: Call 1800-252-5011 during operating hours. For general enquiries: Call 1800-356-8300 or email taxqueries@iras.gov.sg.