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When a property is transferred, the transferee must pay Stamp Duty. The Stamp Duty is based on the price for the property or its market value, whichever is the higher. This is provided for under the First Schedule to the Stamp Act, 1949 (as amended). The duty is calculated as follows:
  • 1 % for the first RM100,000
  • 2 % for the next RM400,000, and
  • 3 % for the remaining balance
(This amendment is effective from 1 January 2001)
The authority for the administration, computation and collection of the duty is the Inland Revenue Board (IRB).

There are two types of Stamp Duties:

1) Stamp Duty on Loan Amount:

 Loan amount (RM’000)  50  100  150  200  250  300
 Stamp duty (RM)  250  500  750  1000  1250  1500

2) Progressive Present Stamp Duty on Transfer of House Title:

 House value  Stamp duty payable
 1st RM100,000  1%
 Next RM400,000  2%
 Next RM1.5 million  3%
 Thereafter  4%

Redress through the Tribunal
The recent amendments to the Housing Development (Control & Licensing) Act, 1966 saw the inclusion of a new Part VI - Tribunal for Homebuyer Claims. This inclusion gave birth to the Tribunal for Homebuyers’ Claim and it was implemented on Dec 1, 2002.
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New posts created to ease CCC process
The Government is going ahead with its plans to replace the issuance of Certificate of Fitness for Occupation (CF) for housing with the Certificate of Compliance and Completion (CCC) by industry professionals and is creating 334 new posts in local councils to facilitate the process.
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Shot in the arm for construction sector
Budget 2006 has brought good news for the housing industry. Outlined was a stimulus package for the construction sector, a key engine of growth, as the nation grapples with a sluggish economy.
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Government moves on build-then-sell
The Government wants the various sectors within the housing industry to state whether they are willing to commit to the “build first, sell later” concept of housing delivery before it makes a decision on the matter.
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Rushing to REIT
At least RM2 billion worth of Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) could be available to investors in the coming months as a growing number of corporations - the latest being Permodalan Nasional Bhd (PNB) - announce plans to place their properties into REITs for subsequent listing on Bursa Malaysia.
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