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The document outlines the Purchaser/Transferee Declaration required for individuals acquiring an interest in land in New South Wales (NSW) under the Revenue Duties Act 1997. It details the necessary information to be provided by each purchaser, including personal and transaction details, and highlights obligations regarding surcharge duties for foreign persons. The form must be completed accurately to avoid penalties, and it includes sections for declarations and privacy statements.

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How to avoid foreign stamp duty in Australia?

Stamp Duty Exemptions Australian citizen. Usually residing in Australia. A permanent resident who meets the residency requirements. Holding a spouse (temporary) visa (309 or 820) and meeting residency requirements. Holding a retirement visa (405 or 410) and meeting residency requirements.

Who is exempt from paying stamp duty in Australia?

youre an exempt permanent resident. youre Australian-based developers that are foreign persons. youre purchasing residential land used for a commercial purpose. youre a holder of a retirement visa (subclass 410 and 405)

Is stamp duty surcharge in NSW 2025?

Effective 1 January 2025, significant tax changes impact foreign property investors in Australia, particularly in New South Wales (NSW). The surcharge applied on top of standard stamp duty for foreign buyers has increased from 8% to 9%.

Do foreigners pay stamp duty in Australia?

In the last few years, the Australian state governments have imposed additional stamp duty of up to 7-8% for anyone who is a foreign buyer. This surcharge gets added on top of the standard stamp duty.

What is the 200 day rule in Australia?

To be ordinarily resident in Australia you must be in Australia during 200 or more days of the preceding 12-month period. Your continued presence in Australia must not be subject to any limitation.

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What is the foreign buyer surcharge in Australia?

Before 1 July 2015, there was no additional duty. On or after 1 July 2015 but before 1 July 2016, the applicable rate of additional duty is 3%. On or after 1 July 2016, the applicable rate of additional duty is 7%. On or after 1 July 2019, the applicable rate of additional duty is 8%.

Does a unit trust need to exclude foreign beneficiaries?

Should the trust contain named or specified beneficiaries that are foreign persons, the Chief Commissioner will usually require that such beneficiaries are removed from the trust as beneficiaries. If the named foreign beneficiaries are not removed, the trustee will generally be liable for foreign surcharges.

Which state in Australia has the cheapest stamp duty?

Queensland. Queensland has no stamp duty payable for properties valued less than $5,000, and a rate of 1.5% applies between $5,000 to $75,000.

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