Property Stamp Duty Calculator

Calculate the standard BSD and Additional ABSD for your next 2026 Singapore residential purchase.

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Understanding Stamp Duty

When you buy a residential property in Singapore, you are subject to two types of stamp duty:

1. Buyer's Stamp Duty (BSD): This is paid by every buyer regardless of nationality or property count. It is calculated based on the purchase price or market value.

2. Additional Buyer's Stamp Duty (ABSD): This is an additional tax for Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents buying their 2nd or subsequent homes, and for foreigners/entities buying any residential property.

How to Use This Calculator

  1. Property Price - Use the higher of the purchase price or the current market valuation.
  2. Buyer Profile - Select your residency status (Citizen, PR, Foreigner) and whether this is your 1st, 2nd, or 3rd property.
  3. View Total Tax - The calculator combines both taxes into a single 'Total Stamp Duty' figure.

Calculation Formula & Example

The Formula

Total = BSD (Tiered) + ABSD (Fixed Rate)

Where:

  • BSD Tiers = 1% to 6% based on price brackets.
  • ABSD Rate = Varies from 0% (SC 1st) to 60% (Foreigner).

Example Calculation

SC buying a 2nd home at S$1.5M:
BSD (S$53,200) + ABSD (20% of S$1.5M = S$300,000) = S$353,200.

Benefits of Using This Calculator

  • Financial Preparedness - Stamp duty must be paid in cash within 14 days of the sale—knowing the amount early is critical.
  • Investment Analysis - See how the high ABSD for foreigners or 2nd properties affects your potential ROI.
  • Remission Awareness - Identify if you quality for married couple remissions to get your ABSD refunded.

Calculator Use Cases

HDB Upgraders

Decide if you should 'Sell 1st, Buy 2nd' to avoid paying up-front ABSD.

Foreign Investors

Visualize the massive 60% tax hurdle for non-residents in the current market.

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