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Tax law in Singapore

Tax administration, corporate taxation, duties, reporting, and statutory liabilities. Every result links to its stored legal text and available official source evidence.

54 matching statutes

  • Singapore

    Bills of Sale Act 1886

    1 provisions

    This Act sets rules for bills of sale: most must be attested, registered quickly, include a schedule of chattels, and comply with sale and renewal limits.

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  • Singapore

    Corporate Service Providers Act 2024

    1 provisions

    This Act sets up regulation of corporate service providers and qualified individuals, gives the Authority responsibility for administration, and requires the Registrar to keep the relevant registers.

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  • Singapore

    Preservation of Monuments Act 2009

    1 provisions

    This provision defines key terms used in the Act, including Board, Director, monument, national monument, owner, occupier, and several types of notices.

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  • Singapore

    Casino Control Act 2006

    1 provisions

    The Minister may revoke a designated-site order or cancel a casino licence in the public interest, and can direct the Authority or casino operator to implement that decision.

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  • Singapore

    Loans (International Banks)Act 1958

    1 provisions

    This Act lets the Government and statutory authorities borrow from specified international banks, issue related loan instruments, and lets the Government guarantee certain statutory authority borrowings.

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  • Singapore

    Building Control Act 1989

    1 provisions

    This provision defines key building-control terms and gives the Minister and Commissioner of Building Control powers to appoint and authorise officials.

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  • Singapore

    Radiation Protection Act 2007

    1 provisions

    This provision says the Act’s Parts 3 to 8 and 10, and regulations made for those Parts, apply to the Government, but the Government cannot be prosecuted for an offence under the Act.

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