Buyer's stamp duty calculator

Buyer's stamp duty (BSD) is paid on every property purchase in Singapore. It is worked out in bands on the purchase price or the market value, whichever is higher.

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Buyer's stamp duty, residential

$44,600

2.97% of $1,500,000

How the duty adds up
1% on the first $180,000$1,800
2% on the next $180,000$3,600
3% on the next $640,000$19,200
4% on the next $500,000$20,000
Buyer's stamp duty (rounded down to the dollar)$44,600
  • BSD is due within 14 days of signing the purchase document.
  • Buying a second home, or buying as a foreigner or a company? Additional buyer's stamp duty (ABSD) may be due as well.

A planning aid, not advice. It uses the rules shown below and the figures you enter. Banks, IRAS and CPF Board decide the actual figures for your case.

The rules behind the numbers

Each table shows where the rule comes from and when we last checked it against that source. Rules change: check the source before you commit.

Buyer's stamp duty

Buyer's stamp duty rates on or after 15 February 2023
Purchase price or market valueResidentialNon-residential
First $180,0001%1%
Next $180,0002%2%
Next $640,0003%3%
Next $500,0004%4%
Next $1,500,0005%5%
Remaining amount6%5%

Worked out band by band on the purchase price or the market value, whichever is higher, and rounded down to the dollar.

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