Linked outcomes

Event

Singapore raises the top residential buyer's stamp duty rate to 4% on value above S$1 million

Announced 19 February 2018 · Effective 20 February 2018 · Tax policy

Comparison anchored to effective date: 20 February 2018.

Before and after figures are the 90-day windows of the before and after view, not each outcome record's own window. A link here is an association the archive records; it is not a finding that the event produced the outcome.

In brief

3 outcome records are linked to this event: 0 with computable series, 0 citing a series whose aggregation type is unresolved, 0 observed without a series, and 3 unresolved.
3 of 3 outcome records name no source, and none has a source document attached.
2 further series are observed around this event through its category mapping, not through an outcome record.

Linked outcomes (3)

Directly referenced: an outcome record on this event. Listed computable first, then not computable, then observed in words, then unresolved; not ranked.

Outcome record 1

Bunching of residential purchase prices just below S$1 million

Unresolved

Registered before it could be observed: no observation is recorded.

Observation state: Registered before it could be observed
Value basis: Not derived: no value recorded yet · Not derived · origin: Unresolved
Outcome window: 20 February 2018 to 5 July 2018 · calendar · anchored to the effective date
Temporal relationship: Begins on or after the event. Window "20 February 2018 to 5 July 2018" read as 20 February 2018 to 5 July 2018, against the effective date 20 February 2018. No dated window is stored; the dates are read from the label.

Source document not attachedEvidence incomplete

Gap: Evidence record exists, but no source is named on it.

Why is this linked?

Policy event
Singapore raises the top residential buyer's stamp duty rate to 4% on value above S$1 million
Announced 19 February 2018, effective 20 February 2018
Outcome record
Outcome record 1: Bunching of residential purchase prices just below S$1 million
Calendar window "20 February 2018 to 5 July 2018", anchored to the effective date
Source
No source named

Record identifiers

event evt_sg_2018_bsd_feb · outcome 5a50fa39-95fc-43d8-99ff-d43f331fe3b4

Outcome record 2

Pull-forward of option exercises before 12 March 2018

Unresolved

Registered before it could be observed: no observation is recorded.

Observation state: Registered before it could be observed
Value basis: Not derived: no value recorded yet · Not derived · origin: Unresolved
Outcome window: 19 February 2018 to 12 March 2018 · calendar · anchored to the announcement date
Temporal relationship: Begins on or after the event. Window "19 February 2018 to 12 March 2018" read as 19 February 2018 to 12 March 2018, against the announcement date 19 February 2018. No dated window is stored; the dates are read from the label.

Source document not attachedEvidence incomplete

Gap: Evidence record exists, but no source is named on it.

Why is this linked?

Policy event
Singapore raises the top residential buyer's stamp duty rate to 4% on value above S$1 million
Announced 19 February 2018, effective 20 February 2018
Outcome record
Outcome record 2: Pull-forward of option exercises before 12 March 2018
Calendar window "19 February 2018 to 12 March 2018", anchored to the announcement date
Source
No source named

Record identifiers

event evt_sg_2018_bsd_feb · outcome aaac4720-ca9f-4458-b61b-1a12c80fe763

Outcome record 3

Duty collected in the 4% residential band

Unresolved

Not observable: no observation is recorded.

Observation state: Not observable
Value basis: Not derived: no value recorded yet · Not derived · origin: Unresolved
Outcome window: FY2018 onward · calendar · anchored to the effective date
Temporal relationship: Window recorded as "FY2018 onward" (calendar), anchored to the effective date 20 February 2018. No dated window is stored and the label gives no dates, so it is not placed.

Source document not attachedEvidence incomplete

Gap: Evidence record exists, but no source is named on it.

Why is this linked?

Policy event
Singapore raises the top residential buyer's stamp duty rate to 4% on value above S$1 million
Announced 19 February 2018, effective 20 February 2018
Outcome record
Outcome record 3: Duty collected in the 4% residential band
Calendar window "FY2018 onward", anchored to the effective date
Source
No source named

Record identifiers

event evt_sg_2018_bsd_feb · outcome d6f26c21-fa86-4187-83b9-b9afce7a0bd8

Associated indicators (2)

Observed around the selected event: a series mapped to this kind of event, cited by no outcome record.

Private Residential Property Price Index, All Residential

Unresolved

No whole period of this series falls inside the 90-day windows, so nothing is observed at this window length.

Temporal relationship: No whole period of the series falls inside the 90-day windows either side of 20 February 2018.

Private Residential Property Price Index, All Residential

INDEX · Computable

90 days before

None

0/90 days

90 days after

None

0/90 days

Observed change

Not stated

No whole quarterly period of this series falls inside either window, so no comparison is stated. A longer window may contain one.

Primary source cited: Urban Redevelopment Authority

Why is this linked?

Policy event
Singapore raises the top residential buyer's stamp duty rate to 4% on value above S$1 million
Announced 19 February 2018, effective 20 February 2018
Category mapping
Series mapped to tax policy events
No outcome record cites it
Metric
Private Residential Property Price Index, All Residential
Series type: INDEX
Observed series
Observed series, value in the latest whole quarterly period inside each 90-day window
Before: no whole period. After: no whole period.
Source
Urban Redevelopment Authority
Primary source

Record identifiers

event evt_sg_2018_bsd_feb · metrics 7cbef7bc-b216-48c3-851c-91b71553b792

Singapore private residential transactions, all types of sale

Unresolved

No whole period of this series falls inside the 90-day windows, so nothing is observed at this window length.

Temporal relationship: No whole period of the series falls inside the 90-day windows either side of 20 February 2018.

Singapore private residential transactions, all types of sale

FLOW · Computable

90 days before

None

0/90 days

90 days after

None

0/90 days

Observed change

Not stated

No whole quarterly period of this series falls inside either window, so no comparison is stated. A longer window may contain one.

Primary source cited: Urban Redevelopment Authority

Why is this linked?

Policy event
Singapore raises the top residential buyer's stamp duty rate to 4% on value above S$1 million
Announced 19 February 2018, effective 20 February 2018
Category mapping
Series mapped to tax policy events
No outcome record cites it
Metric
Singapore private residential transactions, all types of sale
Series type: FLOW
Observed series
Observed series, total over whole quarterly periods inside each 90-day window
Before: no whole period. After: no whole period.
Source
Urban Redevelopment Authority
Primary source

Record identifiers

event evt_sg_2018_bsd_feb · metrics 56dfd10a-d6b9-41a7-b183-7d2b09301f89

Related policy events

Singapore raises the top marginal Buyer's Stamp Duty rates to 6% for residential and 5% for non-residential property has as its direct predecessor this event.