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CHILDREN FROM 3 TO 8 YEARS
MONEY AND BANKING / INVESTMENTS / FINANCIAL MARKETS AND INSTITUTIONS
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by Hong Beng Tay, Yew Kwong Leung & Wei Hwa See (KPMG Singapore, Singapore) Real Estate and Taxation in Singapore provides a multi-disciplinary approach to the subject for Singapore real estate and tax aficionados. The book helps the reader to navigate the complex world of real estate taxation by taking them through the various changes in the Singapore real estate market over the years, as well as the property development and investment life cycle from acquisition and development, to investment and ownership, to disposal. The book primarily focuses on tax issues — income tax, stamp duty, property tax and goods and services tax — faced by property developers and investors in Singapore. It further explains the tax and non-tax aspects of topics relating to the Master Plan, development charge and differential premium, the real estate market cooling measures, as well as real estate investment trusts and funds. Featured Contents: Takings and Givings: Transformational Role in Real Estate Landscape; Property Market Cycles: Fiscal and Macroprudential Measures; Master Plan and the Planning Act: Blueprint or Guide?; Housing Developers: A Much-Regulated Sector; Property Investment: Perceived LongTerm Safe Haven; and others. Readership: Undergraduate and postgraduate students, researchers, tax practitioners and policy-makers who are interested in real estate and/or tax.
450pp Dec 2021 978-981-122-649-6 US$138 £120
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CHILDREN FROM 3 TO 8 YEARS
Marky Polo Travels
MARKY POLO IN BEIJING
by Emily Lim-Leh Illustrated by: Nicholas Liem Marky’s cousin Martial Polo invites him to Beijing, after hearing of his first trip overseas to Tokyo. Martial Polo is a Wushu enthusiast who dreams of being a renowned martial arts expert like Great-grandmother MuayThai Polo. Martial turns Marky’s holiday into an exhausting strength-building, endurancetraining workout. Can Marky endure Martial’s bossy nature and find a way to enjoy sightseeing in Beijing at a slower pace?
Readership: 3 – 8 years old.
