“Before GST increase S$5 Happy Meal. After GST increase one per cent, they increase five per cent…sigh,” wrote a Facebook group Complaint Singapore member on Friday (Jan 6). The customer ordered the Happy Meal at the McDonald’s Sun Plaza outlet on Jan 6 and paid S$5.25. According to the breakdown in the receipt, the total “includes GST of S$0.39.”
SINGAPORE: A concerned member of the public revealed online that fast food giant McDonald’s increased its Happy Meal price by more than the expected one per cent as a result of the Goods and Services Tax hike.
“Before GST increase S$5 Happy Meal. After GST increase one per cent, they increase five per cent…sigh,” wrote a Facebook group Complaint Singapore member on Friday . “A lot of people still think it is one per cent increase. Actually, the one per cent from the top until the bottom is not one per cent anymore,” noted Facebook user Wang Xinglong.has reached out to McDonald’s for a statement and will update the article accordingly.
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