What you agreed to pay.

Who is buying?
Buyer’s stamp duty (BSD)
$44,600
Additional buyer’s stamp duty (ABSD) at 0%
$0
Total to pay IRAS
$44,600 by 28 Nov 2026

$10,000 more on the price adds $500: all of it BSD.

ABSD 0%: a Singapore citizen buying a first home.

Pay within 14 days of signing (30 days after it reaches Singapore, if signed overseas); late payment can cost up to 4 times the duty. IRAS has moved stamp duty due between 22 Dec 2026 and 28 Dec 2026 to 5 Jan 2027, as myTax Portal is down from 22 December 2026, 12am, to 29 December 2026, 8am. CPF Board says you generally pay in cash first and get it back from your CPF Ordinary Account once a CPF charge can be lodged on the property.

How the BSD is worked out
Part of $1,500,000RateDuty
First $180,0001%$1,800
Next $180,0002%$3,600
Next $640,0003%$19,200
Next $500,0004%$20,000
BSD, rounded down to the dollar$44,600
Buyers, signing date and valuation

IRAS charges on the price or the market value, whichever is higher.

Rates go by this date. Back to 12 Jan 2013.

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Buyer 1

Count every home in Singapore they own any share of, including HDB flats, and one they have signed to buy. Leave out one they have already signed to sell (the buyer has exercised the option).

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Data: Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore, checked 13 Nov 2026. Full table and method on Numbers.sg