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I reside in property (A) while my wife resides in property (B). Are the owner-occupier tax rates allowed to be applied on both properties?

Updated by IRAS
Under the Property Tax Act, when 2 owners are married to each other, you can only apply the owner-occupier tax rates to 1 owner-occupied home,  regardless of whether it is owned jointly or separately by both of you.

This information is sourced from IRAS.

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