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Additional Buyer's Stamp Duty (ABSD) for Singapore citizens buying their second and subsequent properties is 20% to 30%; permanent residents, foreigners and entities have to pay 5% to 65% from 27 April 2023 onwards.

Seller's Stamp Duty, or SSD, is a tax of up to 12% that Singapore property buyers need to pay if you sell your home within three years of purchasing it. Find out how much Seller's Stamp Duty costs and when you can get exempted from it.

Making a downpayment for condo is the first step to make when buying a condo in Singapore. Whether you're buying your first private property or upgrading from an HDB flat, learn how much you need to pay upfront in 2023.

Buyer's Stamp Duty (BSD) is a tax of up to 6% incurred upon buying property in Singapore. This article will help you understand the latest BSD rates, when you need to pay it, and when you are exempted.

Are there ways to avoid ABSD? We explore who is exempted from ABSD and the 7 ways you can legally 'avoid' paying ABSD in Singapore. Just a reminder that tax evasion is illegal!

Singapore is remarkable place to settle down as a Permanent Resident (PR), especially to start a family. Get to know the types of properties that is eligible for a Permanent Resident (PR) to buy in Singapore.

Many Singaporeans think that buying commercial and/or industrial property is the best way to avoid ABSD. However, is this necessarily true?