Stamp duty on a price
Both buyer’s stamp duties on one price, band by band, at the rates in force.
The figures below are an example. Replace them with yours — they stay in this browser.
BuyingBSD + ABSD
Properties owned, including this one
Total stamp duty on purchase
S$32,600
Made up of
BSD S$32,600
ABSD S$0 at 0%
ABSD S$0 at 0%
Stamp duty on S$1,200,000
IRAS rates in force · band by band| Buyer’s Stamp Duty | |
|---|---|
| 1% on the first S$180,000 | S$1,800 |
| 2% on the next S$180,000 | S$3,600 |
| 3% on the next S$640,000 | S$19,200 |
| 4% on the next S$200,000 | S$8,000 |
| Buyer’s Stamp Duty | S$32,600 |
| Additional Buyer’s Stamp Duty | |
| 0% of the whole priceat this buyer profile and property count | S$0 |
| Stamp duty to pay | S$32,600 |
SellingSSD
Seller's stamp duty if you sell today
S$48,000
Rate
4% · legacy regime
Zero from 1 Jun 2027
Zero from 1 Jun 2027
SSD changed on 4 July 2025. Which regime applies depends on when you bought, not on when you sell — this uses the one in force on your purchase date.
- What changed it
- The higher of price or market value sets the base. Buyer profile and property count set ABSD; acquisition date selects the SSD schedule.
- What this cannot know
- FTA treatment, remission eligibility, exemptions, part-shares or whether IRAS will use a higher market value. Those can materially change the bill.
- Next useful step
- Put the duties inside the full purchase budget →
Rates last reviewed 2026-08-21. TDSR 55.0% · MSR 30% · stress rate 4%.
IRAS — Buyer’s Stamp Duty (effective 2023-02-15) · IRAS — Additional Buyer’s Stamp Duty (effective 2023-04-27) · IRAS — Seller’s Stamp Duty (effective 2025-07-04).
These are calculations against published rates, not advice, and not a substitute for IRAS or your banker.