Anonymous

13 Apr 2020

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Anyone use Webull in Singapore? And how does the tax work?

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Kelly Trinh

01 Dec 2019

Backoffice technical at financial services firm

Just on the tax side - gains from trading are not taxable in Singapore unless derived in the course of running a business.

A determination on the latter would need a specialist tax advisor but if you are just doing in spare time after "real work" then should be fine.

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