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213. Filing of schedules of property for non-dutiable estates where death occurred before 15 February 2008

PART 24: NON-CONTENTIOUS PROBATE PROCEEDINGS

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(a) the executor or administrator must first determine, based on the relevant checklist (Form SC2 or SC3), that estate duty is not payable on the estate; (b) upon confirmation that estate duty is not payable, the executor or administrator shall then file a statutory declaration (Form SC1) together with the checklist (Form SC2 or SC3); (c) the schedule of property must also be sworn or affirmed before a commissioner for oaths, notary public or person authorised by the law in the place where the document is executed to administer oaths and filed together with the statutory declaration (Form SC1) and checklist (Form SC2 or SC3). In cases where the deceased died domiciled in Singapore, Form SC4 shall be used. In cases where the deceased died domiciled outside Singapore, Form SC5 shall be used; (d) if a supplementary schedule of property is required to be subsequently filed for additional property or value omitted in the original submission, this shall be in Form SC6 or SC7 (for deceased domiciled in and outside Singapore respectively) and sworn or affirmed before a commissioner for oaths, notary public or person authorised by the law in the place where the document is executed to administer oaths, provided that the total value of the estate remains non-dutiable; and (e) if there are any amendments to the schedule of property or supplementary schedule of property, this shall be filed in Form SC8.

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