Anonymous

21 Mar 2021

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Do I have to pay or declare to IRAS for the money gain from investment in robo advisors like StashAway or Syfe?

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JeffreyLeeZQ

21 Mar 2021

Writer at Jeffreyleezq.com

Capital gains are not taxable in Singapore (i.e. no capital gain tax in Singapore).

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- Jeffrey (jeffreyleezq.com)

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Chris

21 Mar 2021

Owner and Writer at Tortoisemoney.com

No. Capital gains are non-taxable in Singapore yay!

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