- IRAS updated its e-Tax Guide for GST concessions for listed REITs and Business Trusts in Singapore.
- Separate claims statements are no longer required unless requested by IRAS.
- The concession period is extended to 31 December 2030.
- The guide clarifies criteria for S-REITs, their SPVs, and qualifying S-RBTs to access GST concessions.
- Eligible S-REITs and S-RBTs can claim input GST on business expenses regardless of taxable supply status.
- Supplies made across multi-tiered structures can be treated as if made by the parent entity for GST claims.
- The concession applies to businesses in infrastructure, aircraft leasing, and ship leasing.
- The extension of the qualifying period was confirmed by the Minister for Finance in February 2025.
Source: regfollower.com
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