A special concession period has been announced following the implementation of the SDSAS (Stamp Duty Self-Assessment System), applicable only for SDSAS submission during 2026, to give businesses additional time to familiarize themselves with the new requirements. 

BUT, do you really know, not all the mistakes can be exempted during this period?

The concession mainly applies to errors in the Stamp Duty Return Form (BNDS) submitted under SDSAS. 

Under the self-assessment system, submission of an incorrect return may attract a penalty of 100% of the duty undercharged — however, this penalty will be waived for SDSAS submissions made during 2026.

Important: The SDSAS concession does NOT protect you if you stamp late.
Late stamping is still penalized.

Relying on exemption without understanding the rules is where many businesses get exposed. 

Understanding the rules is just the first step. Applying them correctly to YOUR specific situation — that's where most businesses struggle. The system has changed, but the law has not. 

Even if some mistakes may be eligible for penalty waiver but there still things which businesses SHOULD DO NOW:

✅ Correct issues early, while flexibility still exist 

✅ Do not rely on exemption without proper assessment

✅ Understand how SDSAS applies to different types of documents

Early action is not about fear ─ it’s about control, certainty, and cost savings.

That’s why we create the webinar to help business master the key stamp duty knowledge, identify risks earlier, avoid unnecessary penalties. 

In the webinar, you’ll learn:

✅ Which mistakes are still punishable under the stamp duty law

✅ Real-life example with solutions

✅ Stamp Duty penalties, offences, and how to avoid them

First 100 seat FREE to attend! First come first serve!