Singapore
Statutory Boards(Taxable Services)Act 1968
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The Act lets the Minister designate taxable services and set tax rates, and requires statutory boards to assess, collect, and remit the tax.
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54 matching statutes
Singapore
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The Act lets the Minister designate taxable services and set tax rates, and requires statutory boards to assess, collect, and remit the tax.
Singapore
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This provision states the Act’s short title: the Payroll Tax Act 1965.
Singapore
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This provision gives the Act’s short title and defines “Fund” and “public authority.”
Singapore
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This Act sets a 15% minimum rate for MNE top-up tax and DTT, and it starts applying to qualifying MNE groups from 1 January 2025 or later as commenced by order.
Singapore
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The Act says it should generally be read together with the Income Tax Act 1947, and section 3A lets the Minister assign certain functions or powers to a public body, with limits and confidentiality rules.
Singapore
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This Part sets rules for vehicle registration and road use, and it bans several unsafe or non-compliant uses of vehicles on roads.
Singapore
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This Act imposes income tax and regulates how it is collected.
Singapore
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This provision defines key property-tax terms and gives the Chief Assessor powers and duties for working out annual value in specified cases.
Singapore
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This provision sets key definitions for the GST Act, including the entry value threshold, digital payment token, and business, and gives the Minister power to change digital payment token characteristics and exclusions by Gazette order.
Singapore
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This provision introduces the Act and defines key terms used in it, including aided person, court, Director, Grant of Aid, legal aid, and solicitor.
Singapore
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The Minister may declare areas in Singapore to be free trade zones, and the Director-General administers the Act and can delegate powers to customs officers.
Singapore
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Appraisers must hold the required licence, renew it yearly, and pay the prescribed fee before a licence can be granted or renewed.
Singapore
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This provision gives the Act’s short title and defines key terms used in the MediShield Life Scheme Act 2015.
Singapore
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This Act sets out Singapore’s legal steps for accepting the IFC Agreement, funding related payments, borrowing if needed, and empowering the Minister to make and update rules.
Singapore
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This Act lets the Minister and President take steps to implement Singapore’s membership in the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, including ratifying the Agreement, subscribing to Bank shares within stated limits, and making regulations.
Singapore
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This Act sets out Singapore’s framework for mutual assistance in criminal matters, including evidence, person-gathering arrangements, asset recovery, search and seizure, and service of documents.
Singapore
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This Act transfers the hospital’s assets, liabilities and records to the successor company, lets the Minister resolve transfer disputes, requires certain authorities to register the transfer on application, and dissolves the transferor.
Singapore
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This Act sets up a land betterment charge tax and defines key terms, including when chargeable consent is given and who counts as an owner or taxable person.
Singapore
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This provision defines key terms used in the Carbon Pricing Act 2018, including business facility, business activity, operational control, registered person, reportable facility, taxable facility, and emissions report.
Singapore
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This Act sets out how Convention awards can be registered and enforced in the High Court, gives rule-making power to Supreme Court Judges, and lets the Minister update the Schedule by Gazette notice.