Queensland d2 2 2026

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The document is a guide for completing a dutiable transaction statement (Form OSR – D2.2) in Queensland, outlining the obligations of individuals entering into dutiable transactions related to property. It details the types of transactions that require a statement, the necessary information to be provided, including transferor and transferee details, and the process for lodging documents with the Commissioner of State Revenue. The guide also includes information on additional foreign acquirer duty (AFAD), exemptions, and record-keeping requirements.

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Begin with Part A, where you will enter the date of the dutiable transaction and select the type of transaction from the provided options.
In Part B, provide details for all transferors. Ensure to include names, addresses, and indicate if they are non-Australian entities.
Proceed to Part C for transferee details. Similar to transferors, include necessary information and specify any foreign entity status.
In Part D, outline any related parties and confirm the dutiable value of the property involved in the transaction.
Complete Parts E and F by claiming any applicable concessions or exemptions and verifying your information before submission.

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