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Singapore seeks to push property owners to pass on property tax rebate in full to tenants

Stanislaus Jude Chan
Stanislaus Jude Chan • 2 min read
Singapore seeks to push property owners to pass on property tax rebate in full to tenants
The new legislation, subject to Parliament's approval, could see property owners be found guilty of an offence if they fail to fully pass on the property tax rebate to their tenants
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SINGAPORE (Apr 2): Non-residential property owners were to receive a property tax rebate of up to 100% for the tax payable in 2020, as part of the FY2020 Budget and Supplementary Budget. Now, they could soon be required to pass on this property tax rebate in full to their tenants.

According the Ministry of Finance (MOF), the government will introduce new legislation at the next sitting of Parliament to place an obligation on property owners to pass on to their tenants the property tax rebate attributable to the rented property.

For most properties, the 100% property tax rebate works out to more than one month of rent. This was aimed at helping businesses cope with the impact from Covid-19.

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