Singapore legislation

Regulation 2

of Stamp Duties (HDB Flats and Executive Condominium Units) (Remission of ABSD) Rules 2013

Regulation 2

Definitions

Amended byS 948/2021 wef 16/12/2021S 245/2023 wef 27/04/2023S 374/2022 wef 09/05/2022

Subregulation 1

Amended byS 948/2021 wef 16/12/2021S 245/2023 wef 27/04/2023S 374/2022 wef 09/05/2022

In these Rules —[Deleted by S 840/2013 wef 30/12/2013](2) In these Rules, a reference to joint purchasers, grantees, transferees or lessees is a reference to persons to whom the residential property in question is sold, conveyed, transferred or assigned as joint tenants or as tenants in common.(3) In these Rules, in the case of an instrument executed before 9 May 2022, and except where the residential property is to be held as property of a business trust or a collective investment scheme or as partnership property, a reference to a purchaser, grantee, transferee or lessee, in a case where he is to hold the residential property on trust, is a reference to the beneficial owner; and where there is more than one beneficial owner (whether or not including the purchaser, grantee, transferee or lessee himself), all the beneficial owners shall be treated as joint purchasers, grantees, transferees or lessees.

Definition

“additional buyer’s stamp duty” or “ABSD” means the duty referred to in paragraph (bf), (bh) or (bi) of Article 3 of the First Schedule to the Act;

Amended byS 948/2021 wef 16/12/2021S 245/2023 wef 27/04/2023

Definition

“Board” or “HDB” means the Housing and Development Board established under section 3 of the Housing and Development Act (Cap. 129);

Definition

“executive condominium unit” means any housing accommodation in a development comprising housing accommodation under the executive condominium scheme established under the Executive Condominium Housing Scheme Act (Cap. 99A);

Definition

“HDB flat” means any flat sold by the Board under Part IV of the Housing and Development Act or by an approved developer (as defined under section 65M of that Act) under Part IVB of that Act;