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MOF to move bill on 2 proposed property tax changes

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Published Tue, Sep 5, 2017 · 09:50 PM

    Singapore

    THE Finance Ministry (MOF) will proceed with two proposed changes in the Property Tax (Amendment) Bill 2017 following a public consultation in May.

    The changes are providing the basis to implement an "opt-out" approach for digital tax notices, and clarifying and enhancing the information gathering powers of the Comptroller of Property Tax, the Chief Assessor and their authorised officers.

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