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SG2.5.3 Transfer of property due to matrimonial proceedings

Singapore

Generally, there may be duties arising from the transfer of property. However, remission of buyer's stamp duties (BSD), additional buyer's stamp duties (ABSD) (see SG2.1) and seller's stamp duties (SSD) (see SG2.3), may be applicable

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