Self-Assessment System for Stamp Duty

Introduction

Stamp Duty is a tax imposed on certain legal instruments, such as property transfers, leases and agreements. To enhance efficiency and compliance, the Self Assessment System (SAS) will soon be introduced for Stamp Duty. Under SAS, taxpayers will be responsible for determining and paying the correct duty, similar to other self-assessment tax systems.

The self assessment system will be implemented for Stamp Duty in phases as follows:

• 1 January 2026: Instruments or agreements related to rental or lease, general agreement stamping and securities
• 1 January 2027: Instruments of transfer of property ownership
• 1 January 2028: Instruments or agreements other than stated above

This webinar will provide participants with the necessary analysis on the Stamp Duty Self Assessment System, the relevant audit framework and guidelines, latest updates and the pitfalls and areas to look out for.

What you will learn

The necessary analysis on Stamp Duty Self Assessment System, the relevant audit framework and the pitfalls and areas to look out for.

Who is this for

• CEOs
• CFOs
• Finance Controllers
• Finance Managers
• HR Practitioners

Register for Complimentary Stamp Duty SAS Webinar (20 Jan 2026) — Limited Seats Available

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