Which of these are designated investments?
Paste a fund’s investment list — one investment per line, with its amount — and each line is matched against the Third Schedule, Part A of the Income Tax (Exemption of Income of Prescribed Persons Arising from Funds Managed by Fund Manager in Singapore) Regulations. You get the most likely category, the follow-up question where the Schedule attaches a condition (listing, Singapore immovable property, counterparty), and a qualifying status you can stand behind: Designated, Not designated, or Further analysis required.
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Reference — Third Schedule, Part A: designated investments (a)–(x)
| Item | Designated investment | Specific inclusions | Specific exclusions |
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Source: Income Tax (Exemption of Income of Prescribed Persons Arising from Funds Managed by Fund Manager in Singapore) Regulations 2010, Third Schedule — income derived on or after 21 February 2014.
Beta v0.1 — a working model, shared as part of a free showcase. Category suggestions come from deterministic keyword rules and want a human eye: confirm every “please confirm” row before relying on the status. Items (k) and (v) carry provisos this beta only annotates (interest-deductibility of the loan). This is not tax advice; check the current legislation and your fund’s incentive conditions (sections 13D, 13O, 13U) with your advisor.