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curl -X POST \
  'http://laksa028.int.ahrefs:8124/' \
  -H 'Content-Type: text/plain' \
  -H 'X-ClickHouse-Database: crawler3' \
  -H 'Authorization: Basic YXBpOg==' \
  -d 'SELECT getAhrefsURLFromUnparsed(src_unparsed) AS found_url, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(download_stamp), 0) AS crawl_time, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(props_url_first_seen), 0) AS first_indexed_time, download_http_code AS http_code, src_unparsed AS src_unparsed, src_root_hash AS src_root_hash, history_drop_reason AS history_drop_reason, meta_title AS meta_title, meta_descriptions AS meta_descriptions, attrs_boilerpipe_text AS attrs_boilerpipe_text, attrs_markdown AS attrs_markdown, attrs_readable_markdown AS attrs_readable_markdown, meta_canonical AS meta_canonical FROM crawler3.page_info_local FINAL PREWHERE (src_root_hash, src_unparsed) IN ((getAhrefsRootHashFromUnparsed(getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://www.moneysmart.sg/home-loan/stamp-duty-calculator\')), getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://www.moneysmart.sg/home-loan/stamp-duty-calculator\'))) FORMAT JSONEachRow'

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There is a transitional ABSD remission for residential properties acquired on or after 27 Apr 2023, subject to the remission conditions being met.\nAs a foreigner, how much stamp duty do I need to pay?\nFollowing the recent revision of the ABSD rates by the Singapore Government, foreigners will be required to pay a 60% Additional Buyer’s Stamp Duty (ABSD), on top of the BSD. Foreigners will only be exempted from paying the ABSD if married to a Singaporean and do not have any ownership of any residential property.\nWhat are the other mortgage calculators available?\nWhat is Buyer’s Stamp Duty (BSD) in Singapore?\nThe Buyer’s Stamp Duty, or BSD, is a tax that every home buyer has to pay when they purchase a property. The amount you have to pay depends on the property price. The more expensive the property, the higher the tax. For residential properties, you will be charged 1% for the first $180,000, 2% for the next $180,000, 3% for the next $640,000, and 4% for the remaining amount. 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If you are a Singaporean, you pay 1% for the first $180,000, 2% for the next $180,000, 3% for the next $640,000, and 4% for the remaining amount. Too complicated? Key in your property’s details in the calculator above and let it do its magic.\nWhen and how to pay stamp duty?\nStamp duty should be paid within 14 days after the sale and purchase agreement or tenancy agreement is signed.\nWho pays stamp duty?\nAs the name explicitly states, the Buyer’s Stamp Duty is paid by the buyer or transferee. On the other hand, when there is a Seller Stamp Duty, it will be paid by the seller.\nCan stamp duty be paid by CPF?\nYou can use your CPF OA money to pay stamp duty, legal fees and other administrative charges. Please note that due to the short timeline to have to pay BSD\/ABSD, you have to pay in cash first and get reimbursed later via CPF as CPF board is unable to disburse within the stipulated time frame.\nWho should pay for stamp duty in a rental agreement?\nAccording to the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS), the stamp duty is payable by the landlord to the tenant, at the buyer's stamp duty rates.  The amount is dependent on the monthly rent, as well as the duration of the lease. Generally, the guideline is 0.4% of total rent payable for the lease period (if the lease period is 4 years or less).\nIs there ABSD remission for a married couple?\nIf the couple does not own any property, there is no need for remission and there is no ABSD if Singaporeans. Remission is for married couple selling away their first home but buying a second home first. They need to fulfil the\nconditions to qualify for the remissions\n. 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[Home](http:\/\/www.moneysmart.sg\/)\n2. [Home Loan](https:\/\/www.moneysmart.sg\/home-loan)\n3. [Stamp Duty Calculator](http:\/\/www.moneysmart.sg\/home-loan\/stamp-duty-calculator)\n\n![]()\n\n# Stamp Duty Calculator\nCurious about the other costs involved when purchasing a property?\n\nDepending on your status, you may need to pay for Additional Buyer’s Stamp Duty (ABSD) on top of the Buyer’s Stamp Duty (BSD) that you’re required to pay. Find out how much you need to set aside for document taxes with our Stamp Duty Calculator.\n\nTotal Stamp Duty\n\nS\\$ \\_\\_\n\nLooks like you have not used the calculator yet. Please tell us a few details about yourself and the property.\n\nFund your dream home from just S\\$0\/month. Take a look at the best home loan rates today.\n\nBest Fixed Rate Package\n\nMonthly Instalments Year 1\n\nInterest Rate Year 1\n\nNaN%\n\nLock-in Period\n\nyear\n\nRate Type\n\nFixed\n\nI’m Interested\n\nBest Floating Rate Package\n\nMonthly Instalments Year 1\n\nInterest Rate Year 1\n\nNaN%\n\nLock-in Period\n\nyear\n\nRate Type\n\nFloating\n\nI’m Interested\n\nRates and fees as of April 14\n\nThese home loan recommendations are based on the information entered above. The results do not include other factors such as lock-in period. To learn more about your true savings, [get in touch with one of our mortgage specialists.]()\n\nThank you\\!\n\nA MoneySmart Mortgage Specialist will be contacting you to help you secure the best home loan in town.\n\nOther Calculators\n\n[TDSR Calculator What's the maximum amount I can borrow to fund my dream home?](https:\/\/www.moneysmart.sg\/home-loan\/tdsr-calculator)\n\n[Mortgage Calculator How much will I need to pay per month?](https:\/\/www.moneysmart.sg\/home-loan\/mortgage-calculator)\n\n[Refinancing Calculator How much can I save by refinancing my home loan?](https:\/\/www.moneysmart.sg\/refinancing\/refinancing-calculator)\n\n### Frequently Asked Questions\n## Would I need to pay the ABSD if I have paid for BSD?\nYes, you will still need to pay the ABSD on top of the BSD. According to the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS) and the recent announcement by the Singapore Government in April 2023, the ABSD rates will be raised with effect from 27 April 2023. There is a transitional ABSD remission for residential properties acquired on or after 27 Apr 2023, subject to the remission conditions being met.\n\n## As a foreigner, how much stamp duty do I need to pay?\nFollowing the recent revision of the ABSD rates by the Singapore Government, foreigners will be required to pay a 60% Additional Buyer’s Stamp Duty (ABSD), on top of the BSD. Foreigners will only be exempted from paying the ABSD if married to a Singaporean and do not have any ownership of any residential property.\n\n## What are the other mortgage calculators available?\nAt Moneysmart, we provide free and easy to use loan calculators such as [mortgage calculator](https:\/\/www.moneysmart.sg\/home-loan\/mortgage-calculator), [TDSR calculator](https:\/\/www.moneysmart.sg\/home-loan\/tdsr-calculator), [property valuation calculator](https:\/\/www.moneysmart.sg\/home-loan\/property-valuation-calculator) and more to ease your home buying burdens.\n\n## What is Buyer’s Stamp Duty (BSD) in Singapore?\nThe Buyer’s Stamp Duty, or BSD, is a tax that every home buyer has to pay when they purchase a property. The amount you have to pay depends on the property price. The more expensive the property, the higher the tax. For residential properties, you will be charged 1% for the first \\$180,000, 2% for the next \\$180,000, 3% for the next \\$640,000, and 4% for the remaining amount. The amount you have to pay is rounded down to the nearest dollar.\n\n## What is Additional Buyer’s Stamp Duty (ABSD)?\nUnlike the Buyer’s Stamp Duty, the Additional Buyer’s Stamp Duty, or ABSD, is a kind of tax on the purchase of a residential property in Singapore that only affects Singapore Permanent Residents and foreigners, or Singapore Citizens who are buying more than one property. For Singapore Citizens, they will be charged 20% for the second property purchase and 30% for the third & subsequent property purchase. For Singapore Permanent Residents, they will be charged 5% for the first property purchase and 30% for the second & subsequent property purchase. For foreigners, they will be charged 60% for each property purchase. Do note that ABSD is on top of BSD.\n\n## How to calculate stamp duty?\nFirst, determine your nationality and the total sum you will be paying for your property. If you are a Singaporean, you pay 1% for the first \\$180,000, 2% for the next \\$180,000, 3% for the next \\$640,000, and 4% for the remaining amount. Too complicated? Key in your property’s details in the calculator above and let it do its magic.\n\n## When and how to pay stamp duty?\nStamp duty should be paid within 14 days after the sale and purchase agreement or tenancy agreement is signed.\n\n## Who pays stamp duty?\nAs the name explicitly states, the Buyer’s Stamp Duty is paid by the buyer or transferee. On the other hand, when there is a Seller Stamp Duty, it will be paid by the seller.\n\n## Can stamp duty be paid by CPF?\nYou can use your CPF OA money to pay stamp duty, legal fees and other administrative charges. Please note that due to the short timeline to have to pay BSD\/ABSD, you have to pay in cash first and get reimbursed later via CPF as CPF board is unable to disburse within the stipulated time frame.\n\n## Who should pay for stamp duty in a rental agreement?\nAccording to the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS), the stamp duty is payable by the landlord to the tenant, at the buyer's stamp duty rates. The amount is dependent on the monthly rent, as well as the duration of the lease. Generally, the guideline is 0.4% of total rent payable for the lease period (if the lease period is 4 years or less).\n\n## Is there ABSD remission for a married couple?\nIf the couple does not own any property, there is no need for remission and there is no ABSD if Singaporeans. Remission is for married couple selling away their first home but buying a second home first. They need to fulfil the [conditions to qualify for the remissions](https:\/\/www.iras.gov.sg\/irashome\/Other-Taxes\/Stamp-Duty-for-Property\/Claiming-Refunds-Remissions-Reliefs\/Remissions\/Remission-of-ABSD-for-A-Married-Couple\/). However, they have to pay the ABSD first.\n\n![MoneySmart Logo](https:\/\/assets.cdn-moneysmart.com\/assets\/cargo\/svg\/w5vwxizv54d1kcnlfsds.svg)\n\n- [About](https:\/\/www.moneysmart.sg\/about-us)\n- [Careers](https:\/\/moneysmart.com\/)\n- [Contact Us](https:\/\/www.moneysmart.sg\/contact-us)\n\n- [Credit Cards](https:\/\/www.moneysmart.sg\/credit-cards)\n- [Insurance](https:\/\/www.moneysmart.sg\/insurance)\n- [Personal Loans](https:\/\/www.moneysmart.sg\/personal-loan)\n\n- [Blog](https:\/\/blog.moneysmart.sg\/)\n- [Budgeting](https:\/\/blog.moneysmart.sg\/category\/budgeting\/)\n- [Opinion](https:\/\/blog.moneysmart.sg\/category\/opinion\/)\n- [Invest](https:\/\/blog.moneysmart.sg\/category\/invest\/)\n\nDisclaimer: At MoneySmart, we aim to provide accurate, objective and up-to-date information. The details you see on our site may be different from others. Some content may be compensated through third-party advertisers. However, the results of our comparison tools which are not marked as sponsored are based on objective analysis. All financial products and services are presented without warranty. The list of financial products displayed on this website are not exhaustive.  \n  \nAll content on this blog is created by MoneySmart Singapore for general knowledge and educational purposes only, and does not constitute financial advice. This content is produced separately from MoneySmart Financial, the licensed entity within the MoneySmart Group.\n\nFollow us\n\n© 2009-2026 MoneySmart Singapore Pte Ltd. All rights reserved. Use of this site constitutes acceptance of our [Terms of Use](https:\/\/www.moneysmart.sg\/terms-of-use), [Privacy Policy](https:\/\/www.moneysmart.sg\/privacy-policy) and [Fair Dealing Policy](https:\/\/www.moneysmart.sg\/fair-dealing-policy)","attrs_readable_markdown":"## Would I need to pay the ABSD if I have paid for BSD?\nYes, you will still need to pay the ABSD on top of the BSD. According to the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS) and the recent announcement by the Singapore Government in April 2023, the ABSD rates will be raised with effect from 27 April 2023. There is a transitional ABSD remission for residential properties acquired on or after 27 Apr 2023, subject to the remission conditions being met.\n\n## As a foreigner, how much stamp duty do I need to pay?\nFollowing the recent revision of the ABSD rates by the Singapore Government, foreigners will be required to pay a 60% Additional Buyer’s Stamp Duty (ABSD), on top of the BSD. Foreigners will only be exempted from paying the ABSD if married to a Singaporean and do not have any ownership of any residential property.\n## What are the other mortgage calculators available?\n## What is Buyer’s Stamp Duty (BSD) in Singapore?\nThe Buyer’s Stamp Duty, or BSD, is a tax that every home buyer has to pay when they purchase a property. The amount you have to pay depends on the property price. The more expensive the property, the higher the tax. For residential properties, you will be charged 1% for the first \\$180,000, 2% for the next \\$180,000, 3% for the next \\$640,000, and 4% for the remaining amount. The amount you have to pay is rounded down to the nearest dollar.\n\n## What is Additional Buyer’s Stamp Duty (ABSD)?\nUnlike the Buyer’s Stamp Duty, the Additional Buyer’s Stamp Duty, or ABSD, is a kind of tax on the purchase of a residential property in Singapore that only affects Singapore Permanent Residents and foreigners, or Singapore Citizens who are buying more than one property. For Singapore Citizens, they will be charged 20% for the second property purchase and 30% for the third & subsequent property purchase. For Singapore Permanent Residents, they will be charged 5% for the first property purchase and 30% for the second & subsequent property purchase. For foreigners, they will be charged 60% for each property purchase. Do note that ABSD is on top of BSD.\n\n## How to calculate stamp duty?\nFirst, determine your nationality and the total sum you will be paying for your property. If you are a Singaporean, you pay 1% for the first \\$180,000, 2% for the next \\$180,000, 3% for the next \\$640,000, and 4% for the remaining amount. Too complicated? Key in your property’s details in the calculator above and let it do its magic.\n\n## When and how to pay stamp duty?\nStamp duty should be paid within 14 days after the sale and purchase agreement or tenancy agreement is signed.\n\n## Who pays stamp duty?\nAs the name explicitly states, the Buyer’s Stamp Duty is paid by the buyer or transferee. On the other hand, when there is a Seller Stamp Duty, it will be paid by the seller.\n\n## Can stamp duty be paid by CPF?\nYou can use your CPF OA money to pay stamp duty, legal fees and other administrative charges. Please note that due to the short timeline to have to pay BSD\/ABSD, you have to pay in cash first and get reimbursed later via CPF as CPF board is unable to disburse within the stipulated time frame.\n\n## Who should pay for stamp duty in a rental agreement?\nAccording to the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS), the stamp duty is payable by the landlord to the tenant, at the buyer's stamp duty rates. The amount is dependent on the monthly rent, as well as the duration of the lease. Generally, the guideline is 0.4% of total rent payable for the lease period (if the lease period is 4 years or less).\n\n## Is there ABSD remission for a married couple?\nIf the couple does not own any property, there is no need for remission and there is no ABSD if Singaporeans. Remission is for married couple selling away their first home but buying a second home first. They need to fulfil the [conditions to qualify for the remissions](https:\/\/www.iras.gov.sg\/irashome\/Other-Taxes\/Stamp-Duty-for-Property\/Claiming-Refunds-Remissions-Reliefs\/Remissions\/Remission-of-ABSD-for-A-Married-Couple\/). However, they have to pay the ABSD first.","meta_canonical":null}

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Boilerpipe Text	Would I need to pay the ABSD if I have paid for BSD? Yes, you will still need to pay the ABSD on top of the BSD. According to the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS) and the recent announcement by the Singapore Government in April 2023, the ABSD rates will be raised with effect from 27 April 2023. There is a transitional ABSD remission for residential properties acquired on or after 27 Apr 2023, subject to the remission conditions being met. As a foreigner, how much stamp duty do I need to pay? Following the recent revision of the ABSD rates by the Singapore Government, foreigners will be required to pay a 60% Additional Buyer’s Stamp Duty (ABSD), on top of the BSD. Foreigners will only be exempted from paying the ABSD if married to a Singaporean and do not have any ownership of any residential property. What are the other mortgage calculators available? What is Buyer’s Stamp Duty (BSD) in Singapore? The Buyer’s Stamp Duty, or BSD, is a tax that every home buyer has to pay when they purchase a property. The amount you have to pay depends on the property price. The more expensive the property, the higher the tax. For residential properties, you will be charged 1% for the first $180,000, 2% for the next $180,000, 3% for the next $640,000, and 4% for the remaining amount. The amount you have to pay is rounded down to the nearest dollar. What is Additional Buyer’s Stamp Duty (ABSD)? Unlike the Buyer’s Stamp Duty, the Additional Buyer’s Stamp Duty, or ABSD, is a kind of tax on the purchase of a residential property in Singapore that only affects Singapore Permanent Residents and foreigners, or Singapore Citizens who are buying more than one property. For Singapore Citizens, they will be charged 20% for the second property purchase and 30% for the third & subsequent property purchase. For Singapore Permanent Residents, they will be charged 5% for the first property purchase and 30% for the second & subsequent property purchase. For foreigners, they will be charged 60% for each property purchase. Do note that ABSD is on top of BSD. How to calculate stamp duty? First, determine your nationality and the total sum you will be paying for your property. If you are a Singaporean, you pay 1% for the first $180,000, 2% for the next $180,000, 3% for the next $640,000, and 4% for the remaining amount. Too complicated? Key in your property’s details in the calculator above and let it do its magic. When and how to pay stamp duty? Stamp duty should be paid within 14 days after the sale and purchase agreement or tenancy agreement is signed. Who pays stamp duty? As the name explicitly states, the Buyer’s Stamp Duty is paid by the buyer or transferee. On the other hand, when there is a Seller Stamp Duty, it will be paid by the seller. Can stamp duty be paid by CPF? You can use your CPF OA money to pay stamp duty, legal fees and other administrative charges. Please note that due to the short timeline to have to pay BSD/ABSD, you have to pay in cash first and get reimbursed later via CPF as CPF board is unable to disburse within the stipulated time frame. Who should pay for stamp duty in a rental agreement? According to the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS), the stamp duty is payable by the landlord to the tenant, at the buyer's stamp duty rates. The amount is dependent on the monthly rent, as well as the duration of the lease. Generally, the guideline is 0.4% of total rent payable for the lease period (if the lease period is 4 years or less). Is there ABSD remission for a married couple? If the couple does not own any property, there is no need for remission and there is no ABSD if Singaporeans. Remission is for married couple selling away their first home but buying a second home first. They need to fulfil the conditions to qualify for the remissions . However, they have to pay the ABSD first.
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Following the recent revision of the ABSD rates by the Singapore Government, foreigners will be required to pay a 60% Additional Buyer’s Stamp Duty (ABSD), on top of the BSD. Foreigners will only be exempted from paying the ABSD if married to a Singaporean and do not have any ownership of any residential property. ## What are the other mortgage calculators available? At Moneysmart, we provide free and easy to use loan calculators such as [mortgage calculator](https://www.moneysmart.sg/home-loan/mortgage-calculator), [TDSR calculator](https://www.moneysmart.sg/home-loan/tdsr-calculator), [property valuation calculator](https://www.moneysmart.sg/home-loan/property-valuation-calculator) and more to ease your home buying burdens. ## What is Buyer’s Stamp Duty (BSD) in Singapore? The Buyer’s Stamp Duty, or BSD, is a tax that every home buyer has to pay when they purchase a property. The amount you have to pay depends on the property price. The more expensive the property, the higher the tax. For residential properties, you will be charged 1% for the first \$180,000, 2% for the next \$180,000, 3% for the next \$640,000, and 4% for the remaining amount. The amount you have to pay is rounded down to the nearest dollar. ## What is Additional Buyer’s Stamp Duty (ABSD)? Unlike the Buyer’s Stamp Duty, the Additional Buyer’s Stamp Duty, or ABSD, is a kind of tax on the purchase of a residential property in Singapore that only affects Singapore Permanent Residents and foreigners, or Singapore Citizens who are buying more than one property. For Singapore Citizens, they will be charged 20% for the second property purchase and 30% for the third & subsequent property purchase. For Singapore Permanent Residents, they will be charged 5% for the first property purchase and 30% for the second & subsequent property purchase. For foreigners, they will be charged 60% for each property purchase. Do note that ABSD is on top of BSD. ## How to calculate stamp duty? First, determine your nationality and the total sum you will be paying for your property. If you are a Singaporean, you pay 1% for the first \$180,000, 2% for the next \$180,000, 3% for the next \$640,000, and 4% for the remaining amount. Too complicated? Key in your property’s details in the calculator above and let it do its magic. ## When and how to pay stamp duty? Stamp duty should be paid within 14 days after the sale and purchase agreement or tenancy agreement is signed. ## Who pays stamp duty? As the name explicitly states, the Buyer’s Stamp Duty is paid by the buyer or transferee. On the other hand, when there is a Seller Stamp Duty, it will be paid by the seller. ## Can stamp duty be paid by CPF? You can use your CPF OA money to pay stamp duty, legal fees and other administrative charges. Please note that due to the short timeline to have to pay BSD/ABSD, you have to pay in cash first and get reimbursed later via CPF as CPF board is unable to disburse within the stipulated time frame. ## Who should pay for stamp duty in a rental agreement? According to the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS), the stamp duty is payable by the landlord to the tenant, at the buyer's stamp duty rates. The amount is dependent on the monthly rent, as well as the duration of the lease. Generally, the guideline is 0.4% of total rent payable for the lease period (if the lease period is 4 years or less). ## Is there ABSD remission for a married couple? If the couple does not own any property, there is no need for remission and there is no ABSD if Singaporeans. Remission is for married couple selling away their first home but buying a second home first. 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Readable Markdown	## Would I need to pay the ABSD if I have paid for BSD? Yes, you will still need to pay the ABSD on top of the BSD. According to the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS) and the recent announcement by the Singapore Government in April 2023, the ABSD rates will be raised with effect from 27 April 2023. There is a transitional ABSD remission for residential properties acquired on or after 27 Apr 2023, subject to the remission conditions being met. ## As a foreigner, how much stamp duty do I need to pay? Following the recent revision of the ABSD rates by the Singapore Government, foreigners will be required to pay a 60% Additional Buyer’s Stamp Duty (ABSD), on top of the BSD. Foreigners will only be exempted from paying the ABSD if married to a Singaporean and do not have any ownership of any residential property. ## What are the other mortgage calculators available? ## What is Buyer’s Stamp Duty (BSD) in Singapore? The Buyer’s Stamp Duty, or BSD, is a tax that every home buyer has to pay when they purchase a property. The amount you have to pay depends on the property price. The more expensive the property, the higher the tax. For residential properties, you will be charged 1% for the first \$180,000, 2% for the next \$180,000, 3% for the next \$640,000, and 4% for the remaining amount. The amount you have to pay is rounded down to the nearest dollar. ## What is Additional Buyer’s Stamp Duty (ABSD)? Unlike the Buyer’s Stamp Duty, the Additional Buyer’s Stamp Duty, or ABSD, is a kind of tax on the purchase of a residential property in Singapore that only affects Singapore Permanent Residents and foreigners, or Singapore Citizens who are buying more than one property. For Singapore Citizens, they will be charged 20% for the second property purchase and 30% for the third & subsequent property purchase. For Singapore Permanent Residents, they will be charged 5% for the first property purchase and 30% for the second & subsequent property purchase. For foreigners, they will be charged 60% for each property purchase. Do note that ABSD is on top of BSD. ## How to calculate stamp duty? First, determine your nationality and the total sum you will be paying for your property. If you are a Singaporean, you pay 1% for the first \$180,000, 2% for the next \$180,000, 3% for the next \$640,000, and 4% for the remaining amount. Too complicated? Key in your property’s details in the calculator above and let it do its magic. ## When and how to pay stamp duty? Stamp duty should be paid within 14 days after the sale and purchase agreement or tenancy agreement is signed. ## Who pays stamp duty? As the name explicitly states, the Buyer’s Stamp Duty is paid by the buyer or transferee. On the other hand, when there is a Seller Stamp Duty, it will be paid by the seller. ## Can stamp duty be paid by CPF? You can use your CPF OA money to pay stamp duty, legal fees and other administrative charges. Please note that due to the short timeline to have to pay BSD/ABSD, you have to pay in cash first and get reimbursed later via CPF as CPF board is unable to disburse within the stipulated time frame. ## Who should pay for stamp duty in a rental agreement? According to the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS), the stamp duty is payable by the landlord to the tenant, at the buyer's stamp duty rates. The amount is dependent on the monthly rent, as well as the duration of the lease. Generally, the guideline is 0.4% of total rent payable for the lease period (if the lease period is 4 years or less). ## Is there ABSD remission for a married couple? If the couple does not own any property, there is no need for remission and there is no ABSD if Singaporeans. Remission is for married couple selling away their first home but buying a second home first. They need to fulfil the [conditions to qualify for the remissions](https://www.iras.gov.sg/irashome/Other-Taxes/Stamp-Duty-for-Property/Claiming-Refunds-Remissions-Reliefs/Remissions/Remission-of-ABSD-for-A-Married-Couple/). However, they have to pay the ABSD first.
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