Revenue NSW Audits for Foreign Person Surcharge 2026

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
  2. Begin with Part A, where you will enter your personal details. Fill in your full name, date of birth, and current residential address. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for duty assessment.
  3. Continue by providing your contact information including phone numbers and email address. If applicable, include your passport and visa details.
  4. Answer the questions regarding your citizenship status and residency in Australia. This section determines if you are subject to the surcharge.
  5. Move to Part B to detail the transaction specifics. Indicate the type of land acquired and whether it’s an off-the-plan purchase. Provide property details such as dutiable value and address.
  6. Finally, complete Part C by declaring that all provided information is true. Sign and date the declaration before submitting.

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As of 2025, first home buyers purchasing a property up to $800,000 may pay no duty at all. Concessional rates may apply for purchases up to $1 million. However, eligibility depends on factors like whether youve owned property before (even overseas), your residency status, and how you plan to use the property.
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.
Foreign citizens who want to buy or invest in residential property in Victoria (VIC), New South Wales (NSW), Queensland (QLD), South Australia (SA) and Western Australia (WA) will need to pay a stamp duty levy and, in some states, a land tax surcharge.
The process allows strata owners to collectively sell or redevelop their strata complex in circumstances where not all (but at least 75%) of owners agree.
Residency Requirement If the individual(s) do not occupy that home for at least 200 continuous days in the 12 months following the liability date, they will be liable to pay Surcharge Purchaser Duty in addition to any accrued interest. There is no discretion if an individual cannot meet this criteria.

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From 1st July 2023 the option to choose between property land tax and stamp duty would be no more. People who had taken advantage of the FHBC scheme are allowed to continue to pay property tax and will still be exempt from stamp duty for as long as they own the property.

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