Most of us know that our annual property tax is calculated based on its estimated gross annual rent (assuming that the property’s rented out to say, a ‘hypothetical tenant’). This projected rental income (excluding the cost of furnishings, furniture and maintenance fees) is based on property and room types, which will then be used to...
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There are two main types of corporate financing available for most companies: debt financing and equity financing.
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In Singapore’s rapidly evolving business landscape, industries need to constantly innovate in order to keep up and stay relevant. A company’s core business may no longer be sufficient to sustain a healthy profit margin, and telco companies are no exception. This one conglomerate is branching out to expand its operations to provide more than just...
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A massive land plot at 5 Oxley Rise is up for sale by public tender. According to CBRE, the marketing agent for the sale, the plot is one of the last remaining freehold residential landed sites within District 9. 5 Oxley Rise is located on a hilltop and comprises two land plots of approximately 151,205...
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Once in a while, 99.co picks a piece of property jargon to explain it. Today we look at the notorious ABSD, which is a stamp duty (tax) on your house. Additional Buyer’s Stamp Duty (ABSD) The most notorious of the cooling measures, the Additional Buyer’s Stamp Duty (ABSD) is a stamp duty paid on your...
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As the Chinese New Year lull period has passed, developer sales (excluding Executive Condominiums) have increased by 20.7% last month. According to URA’s sales data, 654 new private homes were sold in March, compared to 542 units sold in February. Nevertheless, new sales excluding ECs declined by 49.5% year-on-year, according to Christine Sun, Senior Vice...
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