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Malaysian billionaire king's son's plan to sell prime Singapore land complicated by $1.6B tax

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A tax potentially exceeding US$1.6 billion is complicating a plan by Tunku Ismail Sultan Ibrahim, the eldest son of Malaysia's billionaire king Sultan Ibrahim Iskandar, to sell a prime plot of land in Singapore.

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