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Is Gains from Sale of Shares and Financial Instruments taxable in Singapore?

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Are Gains from Sale of Shares taxable in Singapore?

Are Gains from Sale of Financial Instruments taxable in Singapore?

Is Payout from insurance policies taxable in Singapore?

Is capital gain taxable in Singapore?

Is capital gain subject to tax in Singapore?

Are profits from buying and selling of shares subject to tax in Singapore?

Are profits from buying and selling of shares taxable in Singapore?

Should I declare my capital gain in my tax return in Singapore?

Should I declare profits on sale of shares in my tax return in Singapore?

Should I declare profits on sale of financial instruments in my tax return in Singapore?

Generally, profits or losses derived from the buying and selling of shares or other financial instruments are viewed as personal investments. Payouts from insurance policies are also not taxable as they are capital receipts.

These profits are capital gains and are not taxable. You need not report such gains in your tax return in Singapore according to the tax authority’s guidelines.

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