Sellers Tools

  • Sales Proceeds
  • Seller Stamp Duty
  • Est Home Valuation

Sales Proceeds

Property Selling Price ($)

Outstanding Loan ($)

Seller 1

CPF Utilised ($)

CPF Accrued Interest ($)

Seller 2

CPF Utilised ($)

CPF Accrued Interest ($)

Add Owner

Expenses

Seller Stamp Duty

Exercised Date of Purchase

Exercised Date of Sale

Seller stamp duty ($)

Agent Fees

Agent Fees ($)

Agent Fees (%)

Legal Fees ($)

Other Costs ($)

Seller Stamp Duty

Property Selling Price ($)

Exercised Date of Purchase

Exercised Date of Sale

Est Home Valuation

Your Home Location

Level / Floor

Unit

Exercised Date of Purchase

Name

Contact number

Frequently
Asked

Questions

Seller’s Stamp Duty (SSD) may apply when a residential property is sold within the applicable holding period. The amount depends on factors such as the property type, purchase date and sale date.

It helps you estimate how much you may have left from the sale after taking into account your outstanding loan, CPF used, accrued CPF interest, Seller’s Stamp Duty and other selling costs.

Yes. CPF amounts used for the property, together with applicable accrued interest, may need to be refunded to your CPF account after the sale.

Our Estimated Home Valuation tool provides an indicative estimate based on details such as your property location, floor level, unit and property type.

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