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The declaration enables the Office of State Revenue (OSR) to determine if the purchaser is a foreign person and liable to pay the 4% surcharge duty and land tax liabilities which were imposed earlier this year and also to maintain records on property transactions in NSW.
Exempt permanent residents To be an exempt permanent resident, you must: live in the property you are acquiring, continuously for at least 200 days within 12 months from the date of the agreement or contract. live there as your principal place of residence, and. buy as an individual, not as a company or trust.
Exempt permanent residents To be an exempt permanent resident, you must: live in the property you are acquiring, continuously for at least 200 days within 12 months from the date of the agreement or contract. live there as your principal place of residence, and. buy as an individual, not as a company or trust.
If you are considered a foreign person and acquire residential-related property in NSW, you must pay surcharge purchaser duty. Surcharge purchaser duty is currently calculated at 8% of the dutiable value (the greater of the purchase price or value of the property) and is paid in addition to transfer duty.
Youre generally considered a foreign person, unless: youre an Australian citizen; or. youve lived in Australia for 200 days or more in the 12 months prior to the taxing date of 31 December, and youre a permanent resident of Australia.
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Property requirements New or existing homes worth less than $650,000 receive a full exemption from stamp duty. New or existing homes valued between $650,000 and $800,000 are eligible for a concessional rate of stamp duty. Vacant land valued at less than $350,000 receives a full exemption from stamp duty.
How to request a refund. To request a refund from Revenue NSW, download and complete a Request for refund of duty on an application to register a motor vehicle (PDF, 225.3 KB). You generally need to apply for a refund within 5 years of buying your motor vehicle.
Stamp duty savings: there is a stamp duty concession that applies to off the plan purchases so that stamp duty can usually be paid 15 months after the date of contract or the completion date, whichever comes first.

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