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VCC Stamp Duty Notice under Sections60I and 60J

A field-by-field explanation of the VCC stamp-duty notice, including its 14-day deadline, asset categories and authorised declaration.

Source checked · 11 October 2026

Deadline and covered transaction relationships

The notice under sections 60I/60J of the Stamp Duties Act must be sent to the Commissioner of Stamp Duties within 14 days of the transaction. The Commissioner may request further information. The form distinguishes a transaction between an umbrella VCC and its sub-fund from one between sub-funds of the same umbrella VCC.

Part A: umbrella company and signatory

Enter the umbrella VCC’s name and UEN-VCC number. The authorised signatory confirms Parts A–D are true and correct on behalf of the VCC, and supplies name, designation, signature and date in DD/MM/YYYY format. This is a signed declaration rather than merely an asset inventory.

Part B: assets, date and value

Select the transaction relationship and chargeable asset category. For Singapore immovable property give address or land details; for company shares give company name, share class and number; for other assets specify the asset. Enter the transaction date and a detailed description including consideration and market value. A separate sheet can be used, with supporting documents attached if any.

Parts C and D: each side of the transfer

For both the party from whom and the party to whom the asset is transacted, mark umbrella VCC or sub-fund and enter name and ID number. Matching these sections to the transaction description identifies the transferor and recipient. The form does not specify a tax rate or grant an exemption; it records the statutory notice.

Official source

This article independently explains the substantive contents of the official PDF, including the relevant conditions, procedures and annexes. The linked document remains the authoritative source for its original wording, and later changes should be checked separately.

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