SG2.3.2 Seller's Stamp Duty (SSD)

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Apart from the potential taxability of the gains derived from the disposal of residential property discussed above, sellers may be liable to SSD. The SSD rate varies

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US2.2.6 Taxation of a non-resident landlord

US2.3.4 Sale of property by a non-resident alien

IR2.9.4 Tax Implications of Liquidating / Winding up a company

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SG2.3.2 Seller's stamp duty (SSD)

Singapore

US2.2.6 Taxation of a non-resident landlord

US2.3.4 Sale of property by a non-resident alien

IR2.9.4 Tax Implications of Liquidating / Winding up a company

FR2.4.1 Taxation of French resident landlords

IS2.5.2 Types of marriage

UK2.4.1 UK taxation of pensions

UK2.1.7 UK council tax and business rates on UK property

IS2.5.5 Tax application and ramifications of marriage and divorce

IS2.7.1 Registration

SG1.5.4 Inheritance tax

FR2.7.1 French matrimonial regimes

AU2.5.1 General CGT implications of transfers between spouses

FR2.7.5 Compensatory allowance

UK1.8.1 Double tax relief in the UK for individuals—relief under double tax treaty

IR3.1.3 Other non EEA nationals

SW1.5.4 Inheritance tax

FR2.12.1 Dissolution-voluntary closure of a company

AU2.4.4 Undeducted purchase price (UPP)

IN2.7.2 Private family trusts and FEMA

SW1.3.3 Wealth tax

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