Budget 2023: Higher luxury car tax not expected to slow down car sales
Buyers of cars with Open Market Value (OMV) between S$40,000 and S$80,000 to pay higher Additional Registration Fee (ARF) of 190 per cent to 250 per cent
ARF rates raised to 320 per cent from 220 per cent for cars in the highest OMV tier of more than S$80,000
Preferential ARF rebates capped at S$60,000 for cars and taxis
SINGAPORE’S move to raise taxes by hiking the additional registration fee (ARF), more so on luxury cars, is deemed a “cooling measure” of sorts but one that is unlikely to hurt demand, according to industry participants.
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