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Hi. Im an SPR. Stamp duty for a property of about 600K is 48,000 correct? I will have to pay for this upfront along with 5% downpayment. Am i correct to say that in this case, the cash in hand i need is 70,000?
Can the amount for stamp duty be reimbursed from CPF and how long does the process of reimbursement take?
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Hi, the additional buyer stamp duty of 5% will have to be in cash. P,s feel free to let me know if you need any assistance.

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  • SK
    Thank You for your reply.
    So the additional 5% cannot be refunded by CPF?
Hi,

yes 5% cash 15% cpf approx 8% for stamp duties in your case, about 78K. Stamp duties can be payable by cpf. Thanks and may I have more details so we can discuss further on how to achieve this? Which project are you considering at the moment?

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Morning,

If this is your first residential property in holding, you will need to pay $30k for ABSD. BSD payable will be around $13k. If you managed to obtain 80% loan, 5% down payment must be made in cash. Based on this simple calculation, you might be slightly short of a few grand.

Do contact me further if you require assistance.

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  • SK
    Thanks for your reply. What is BSD? I have enough in my OA for both 15% downpayment and 8% stamp duty.
    When you mean short of a few grand, is this including the OA or excluding?
YT Tan (陈永达)
Good morning buyer,

Your initial outlay will be:

1) 5% cash downpayment
2) 15% CPF downpayment
3) estimated 3% buyer's stamp duty
4) 5% additional buyer's stamp duty
5) $3k legal fee
6) valuation fee, stamp duty for mortgage etc

If your 80% bank loan or 15% CPF downpayment is not sufficient, you will have to top up cash as well.

In fact, you can pay stamp duties by CPF OA funds. But law firm will normally recommend buyers to pay cash first because CPF might not be able to release funds in time. By doing this, you wont be hit by any penalty.

If you pay by cash first, it might take up to 2 weeks for the stamp duties to be reimbursed back to you in cash if you have excess CPF OA funds after 15% CPF deduction.

Hope my explanation helps!

If you need any assistance or advice in your property purchase, feel free to contact me. Cheers!

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