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2021-07-01
Landholder duty You may be liable for landholder duty when you acquire shares or units in a company or unit trust which owns land (‘landholder’). A landholder is a unit trust sch
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2021-06-24
Family transfers Transfers between family members are liable to transfer duty, however some transfers may qualify for an exemption or concession. If you’ve already paid transfer
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2021-06-17
Deceased estate transfers If you have received property from a deceased estate “in accordance with the terms of the will” you will pay transfer duty at a concessional rate of $50.
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2021-06-10
Buying a business When you buy a business in NSW, you must pay transfer duty if the sale includes land or an interest in land, such as a lease. If it does, you may also need to pay transfer
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2021-06-03
Surcharge purchaser duty If you’re classified as a foreign person, you must pay an eight per cent surcharge on the value of any residential land you buy. This is known as surcharge purchaser
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2021-05-20
Buying off-the-plan Buying off-the-plan is when you enter into a contract or transfer to buy residential property, where the home is to be erected or developed before the contract or transfer is
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2021-05-13
First home buyers First Home Buyers Assistance Scheme As a first home buyer in NSW, you may be eligible for a full or partial exemption on transfer duty (previously known as stamp duty) unde
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2021-05-06
When you buy a property in NSW, you may have to pay taxes and duties. We’ve set out some of the more common ones below, as well as our process for assessing them. You can use the resi
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2021-04-29
Pay your transfer duty After your solicitor or conveyancer has lodged your assessment, we'll send them a duties notice of assessment, with the total tax (duty and any interest) payable and th
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2021-04-22
Lodging applications The laws and regulations that govern property transactions can be complex and the consequences of making a mistake can be severe. Using a qualified solicitor
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2021-04-15
You must pay transfer duty – once known as stamp duty – in NSW when you buy: 1 property, including your home or holiday home 2 an investment propert
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2021-04-08
Was your vehicle written off in a declared natural disaster? 28 February 2019 If your vehicle was written off in the recent bushfires, floods or storms, you may be able to get a refund on an
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2021-03-31
Who pays land tax? You may have to pay land tax if you own, or jointly own: vacant land, including rural land land where a house, residential unit or flat has been built&nbs
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2021-03-11
What is a title search? A title search is a current copy of the Certificate of Title which shows the current owner, the land description and any dealings associated.
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2021-03-04
Why Do You Need Land Titles? People search for land titles offices near them in NSW because getting valid land titles is indispensable. Titles help you know the exact ownership details of propert
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2021-02-25
What you need to know about land titles when buying and selling property in NSW 04 Jun 2019 When you buy or sell a property in NSW, the land title for that property is transferre
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2021-02-18
Why list on ASX? Gain access to capital in the world’s fastest growing region, with dedicated support from a top 10 global exchange CAPITAL AND LIQUIDITY &
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2021-02-11
The listing process ASX provides you with the support you need as you step towards your listing. STEP 1 | APPOINT YOUR ADVISERS An experienced team of advi
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2021-02-04
Market trading and volatility FAQs Find out more about ASX’s rules and processes that help satisfy our obligations to operate fair, orderly and transparent markets Wh
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2021-01-28
Listing requirements To list on ASX, your company must meet minimum admission criteria designed to underpin the quality of the ASX market Admission criteria Admi
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