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Our latest publication provides up-to-date rates, thresholds, payment deadlines and exemptions, and provides a useful summary of the foreign purchaser/owner stamp duty and land tax surcharges as at 1 March 2024. Stamp Duty & Land Taxes – Rates & Thresholds; Foreign Purchaser Stamp Duty & Absentee Owner Surcharges Summary
Australian Stamp Duty Rates and Thresholds* * The rates provided are the highest effective rates. Thresholds and lower rates of duty apply for lower value properties. Northern Territory. Asset Transactions * Max. duty rate | 5.95% Land holder threshold. Land value threshold | $500,000 Max. duty rate | 5.95% Western Australia.
8 Οκτ 2024 · This guide offers a detailed overview of current Australian stamp duty and land tax regulations in each state and territory as of August 2024. Potential buyers, investors, and foreign purchasers must know these charges to budget effectively and meet all legal requirements.
When you buy or acquire property in Victoria, you may have to pay land transfer duty (also known as stamp duty). If you are a foreign purchaser and you acquire residential property, as well as land transfer duty you may have to pay foreign purchaser additional duty (additional duty) on the share of the property you acquired.
Prohibitions. As a broad guide, the following are prohibited from importation, meaning parcels which include prohibited items won't be allowed to enter Australia. It is important to be aware that non-prohibited goods contained in the same parcel as prohibited items also will not be delivered.
In some states, yes – foreign buyers are subject to a stamp duty surcharge ranging from 7-8% on top of standard stamp duty rates. However, if you are an Australian citizen or permanent resident purchasing locally, you are exempt even if living overseas.
Calculating the total amount of duty involves three steps: Calculating the land transfer duty payable in the usual way, applying any relevant concessions. Calculating additional duty at the applicable rate on the dutiable value of the property (prior to applying any concession, being generally, the contract price).
