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ACT Conveyancing – Payment of stamp duty – Barrier Free Model amendments

4 July 2018 by By Lawyers

Registration of transfer and payment of stamp duty

Under the Barrier Free model, stamp duty is only required to be paid to the ACT Revenue Office after registration of title at Access Canberra.

The transfer must be lodged for registration, and stamp duty paid, within 14 days after the settlement date. Penalty tax may be applied if the transfer is lodged late.

The relevant precedents in the By Lawyers ACT Purchase Guide have been updated accordingly, including:

  • All initial letters to buyer;
  • To do list; and
  • Finalisation letter to buyer.

Filed Under: Australian Capital Territory, Conveyancing and Property, Publication Updates Tagged With: ACT conveyancing, Barrier Free model, conveyancing, stamp duty

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