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If you are an eligible first home buyer in NSW, you now have a choice between paying stamp duty or a smaller annual property tax. First Home Buyer Choice is making home ownership in NSW easier by providing first home buyers the option between paying a smaller annual property tax, instead of stamp duty.
When is stamp duty payable in NSW? You become liable for stamp duty when the transaction or sale is finalised, and contracts are either exchanged or completed. When purchasing property, with or without a loan, stamp duty must be paid within 3 months after the completion of the transaction.
First Home Buyer Choice If youre an eligible first home buyer, you have the choice to pay an annual property tax instead of stamp duty. If you signed a contract of purchase between 11 November 2022 and 15 January 2023, you can claim a refund of the stamp duty paid through the Revenue NSW website until 30 June 2023.
You must pay transfer duty within three months of signing a contract for sale or transfer, except in the case of off-the-plan purchases.
Changes to Stamp Duty in NSW From 16 January 2023, first home buyers can opt out of paying stamp duty in favour of an ongoing annual land tax payment under the First Home Buyer Choice policy. The policy applies to properties valued up to $1.5 million and vacant land for construction of a new home up to $800,000.
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Buy an existing home valued at less than $650,000, apply for a full exemption and pay no transfer duty. Buy an existing home valued between $650,000 and $800,000, and apply for a concessional transfer duty rate. The amount will be based on the value of your home.
Stamp duty exemptions apply when transferring property between spouses or domestic partners or former spouses or domestic partners. This means when you transfer property from one spouse to another or from being under both names to being under a single name, there is no stamp duty paid. Family farm exemption.
There is no stamp duty on a transfer of shares in NSW (if youre in a different state, its best to check the regulations for your region). However, the rules differ for corporate trustees where land is involved. In this case, corporate trust duty tax might apply.

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