PIC – 40% cash back when you register for an Equip Global Conference or Training Course
The objectives of the PIC Scheme are the same as those of Equip Global. Both support investment in innovation, productivity and continuous training.
If you are a registered business in Singapore, you can enjoy huge huge tax savings in the form of cash payouts and/or tax deductions when you invest in training of employees. Your attendance at any Equip Global conference or training course is eligible for PIC credits, either as a 40% cash refund or 400% tax deduction. We will provide you with full supporting documentation after the event and assist you in getting the claim completed.
Continuous training and upgrading of your employees is key to the success of your organization. What’s more, boost your tax savings and claim 40% of your registration fee by attending an Equip Global conference or training course today. To do so, follow this simple 5 minute process:
- Select, register and pay for your conference/training course of your choice
- Complete the PIC form which you can download here:
http://www.iras.gov.sg/irasHome/uploadedFiles/Quick_Links/Tax_forms/Business_and_employers/Cash%20Payout%20Application%20Form_B2011_final.xls
- Attend the event, learn and network with industry peers
- File your receipt (which we will email you), record of attendance (which we will provide you at the event) and the completed PIC form with your accounts department which they will submit to IRAS to process the claim. If you do not have an accounts department or need help with the PIC claim, our staff will be very happy to assist.
Take advantage of the PIC scheme to upgrade your skills, gain the latest information in your field of work, and get access to the knowledge that can help drive your organizations’ performance and productivity.
For more information visit http://www.iras.gov.sg/irashome/picredit.aspx. Terms and conditions apply.
Expert Trainer 1Principal & Project EngineerProtection Engineering Consultants8 years of experience as a Structural Engineer with focus on the effects of blast loads on structures and the blast-resistant design of structural components and systems. He supports and manages extensive design and research projects in broad areas of blast-resistant structures analysis and design.He has numerous design projects subject to ATFP and explosive safety requirements for federal (GSA) and military (DoD) facilities. He also supports industrial and petrochemical projects with design and upgrades to resist the effects of accidental explosions.In addition to blast-resistant design, he supports design tool development through the incorporation of analysis and design methodologies and related response criteria into the SBEDS (Single-Degree-of-Freedom Blast Effects Design Spreadsheet) software.Recent efforts have added expanded structural component and retrofit capabilities to that tool. Other research projects have included a test program on shoring systems for urban search and rescue for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and investigation of the blast response of steel braced frame structures conducted by PEC for the US Department of State (DoS).