Singapore Fact-File Part 2:
Individual Business Domestic Taxation
2.11 Singapore Individual Business Capital Gains Tax (CGT)
Capital Gains Tax
Singapore does not impose a separate tax
on capital gains (for example from the sale of real estate),
although where a person is deemed by the tax authority to
be a property trader (generally determined by looking at the
frequency of the property transactions, the reasons for said
transactions, and the holding period, amongst other things),
the gains made will be taxable at the standard rate. The same
applies to traders of financial instruments, although the
criteria for determining trading status are not set in stone.
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