Daiso

It will no longer include the goods and services tax within the $2 cost from May 1. . Read more at straitstimes.com.

I will still shop here though.” but a marginal price increase would not stop me from patronising Daiso.” He said: “I shop here about once a month.

Unfortunately, your online goods aren't the only things that will be taxed soon.Japanese lifestyle chain Daiso will be charging goods and services tax (GST) ...

To continue improving the quality of our products, there will be a price change," read a notice posted at one Daiso outlet. Last year, it was announced that the GST rate will be increased from 7 to 9 per cent in two stages — one percentage point each time on Jan 1, 2023, and Jan 1, 2024. Japanese lifestyle chain Daiso will be charging goods and services tax (GST) for its products from May 1, a spokesperson told AsiaOne today (April 14).

Japanese retail giant Daiso is not exempt from the inevitable price increases caused by the Goods and Services Tax (GST). “No longer S$2 at Daiso,” wrote ...

Daiso can’t be forever absorbing the cost of GST for customers, too,” said netizen Lynn Chang. “At least they up according to GST…not like some up by 50cent or a dollar,” said Facebook user Kim Mun Soh, his comment receiving over 60 likes. Facebook user Serene Tan said the additional S$0.14 is not something to overlook. 2-cents change?” asked a netizen, highlighting an issue of some retail merchants refusing to accept one-cent coins. To continue improving the quality of our products, there will be a price change. We always strive to keep prices as affordable as possible.

From 1 May 2022, Daiso outlets in Singapore will apparently start charging GST on their products, resulting in a 7% increase in prices.

Though it’s only understandable for Singaporeans to feel sian about the move, it’s perhaps a necessary one for Daiso to maintain the quality of their products. From 1 May 2022, Daiso outlets in Singapore will be charging GST on their products. However, this will no longer be the case come 1 May as Daiso outlets in Singapore will be charging GST on their products.

Daiso Singapore, the popular Japanese chain known for its $2 household products, will charge the Goods and Services Tax on all purchases from 1 May.

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