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Provided by Sunit Chhabra
Tax
Sunit is Head of the Firm’s Tax Practice, and specialises in tax and revenue law. He has advised extensively on income tax, stamp duty and goods and services tax (GST) matters, including tax implications in relation to mergers and acquisitions, corporate restructurings, capital markets transactions and funds, and seeking advance rulings and/or clearances from the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (“IRAS”) in relation to proposed schemes or transactions to be undertaken.
Sunit also assists corporate and individual clients in replying to queries raised by IRAS, seeking resolution and settlement of disputes between them and IRAS and in representing clients in tax hearings before the Board of Review and the appellate courts.
Singapore chapters of Tax Considerations in Joint Ventures 2025 and Tax Residency of Companies in Singapore 2025 by Practical Law.
Singapore chapter of ICLG Public Investment Funds Comparative Guide 2024 by Global Legal Group.
Singapore chapter of Corporate Acquisition and Mergers 2024 by Kluwer.
Singapore chapter of Lexology In-Depth: Corporate Tax Planning 2024 by Law Business Research.
Singapore chapters of Joint Venture – Tax considerations 2024 and Practice Note on Tax Residency of Companies in Singapore 2024 by Practical Law.
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Sunit Chhabra serves as the head of Allen & Gledhill's tax practice. He advises a wide range of corporate clients on the full gamut of transactional tax matters, including income tax, GST and stamp duty. He is also highly capable in handling capital markets projects and the relevant tax implications that arise.
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Strengthening economic connectivity with the Johor Singapore Special Economic Zone
Viewed as a win-win initiative that benefits businesses and communities from both countries, the Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone aims to facilitate cross-border flows of goods, ease the movement of people, and strengthen the investment ecosystem within the JS-SEZ.
Strengthening economic connectivity with the Johor Singapore Special Economic Zone
Viewed as a win-win initiative that benefits businesses and communities from both countries, the Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone aims to facilitate cross-border flows of goods, ease the movement of people, and strengthen the investment ecosystem within the JS-SEZ.