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1. Complete, scan and send the form to SINDAfund@sinda.org.sg or mail it to SINDA at 1 Beatty Road, Singapore 209943 for endorsement. Backdated forms will not be accepted. 2. Once you receive the completed form with SINDA’s endorsement, submit the form to your employer to cease/adjust the deduction from your salary. 3.
SINDA Fund Opt-Out Form (1).pdf - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. This document is a notification form for an employee to opt-out of or change their contribution amount to the SINDA fund.
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2) Once you receive the completed form with SINDA’s endorsement, submit the form to your employer to cease/ adjust deduction from your salary. 3) In the event of change of employment (i.e new employer), this notification will no longer be valid and a fresh application has to be made to SINDA.
An employee may opt-out or contribute a different amount by completing the relevant forms with the respective Self-Help Group (SHG) funds. The contribution amount deducted is dependent on the wages of the employee.
I don't know about MBMF and SINDA, but you can definitely opt out of CDAC, the Chinese equivalent. Just need to download a form, fill it in and give it to your HR. The contributions should stop from the next pay check.
An employee may opt-out by completing the relevant forms by obtaining the form from the respective SHG fund's website or you can download from the following links below: Chinese Development Assistance Council Fund (CDAC) - download form. Mosque Building and Mendaki Fund (MBMF) - download form.
