Stamp Duty Assessed for Private Residential Properties, Annual
Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS) reports transaction counts and stamp duty assessed on private residential properties for Buyer’s Stamp Duty, Additional Buyer’s Stamp Duty (ABSD), and Seller’s Stamp Duty (SSD) from calendar year 2011 through 2022. Housing market analysts can relate duty collections to cooling measures documented on IRAS property stamp duty pages. The annual CSV dataset supports research on Singapore private residential transaction taxes. Explore this IRAS collection for open data on assessed stamp duty for private homes.
Official description
Number of transactions and stamp duty assessed of private residential properties by type of stamp duty. Reporting is based on the calendar year before FY2025 and the financial year from FY2025 onwards.
* The statistics are based on the assessment date of the Sale & Purchase document (i.e. the document stamped date).
* Private residential properties include executive condominiums and residential land.
* Instruments attracting ABSD also attract BSD. To avoid double counting the number of instruments, such instruments are reflected only in the ABSD instrument count. However, the BSD amount for such instruments remains captured under BSD.
* There will be differences between the Stamp Duty Assessed (SDA) and the Tax Collection for Stamp Duty published on data.gov.sg. SDA is the net stamp duty payable or repayable, excluding transactions that are subsequently remitted or aborted, while Tax Collection is the total net amount of stamp duties collected, taking into account any tax refunds, adjustments and remissions.
Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore CSV from calendar year 2011 through 2024 on buyer’s stamp duty and related duties for private residential property transfers, including executive condominiums but excluding residential land. Fields cover duty type, transaction counts, and stamp duty assessed based on Sale & Purchase execution dates with methodology changes noted from 2013 onward. Property analysts study Singapore residential market activity and stamp-duty incidence.