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FIDS – Conveyancing -TAS

1 April 2020 by By Lawyers

Foreign Investor Duty Surcharge (FIDS) is increasing from 1 April 2020.

FIDS applies to acquisitions of residential or primary production property by a foreign person occurring on or after 1 July 2018. It is an additional amount of duty charged on the direct, or indirect, acquisition of residential or primary production property by any foreign person.

The increase applies from 1 April 2020. For transactions which are the result of a written agreement for sale entered into after 1 April 2020, FIDS is charged at:

  • 8% on the proportion of the dutiable value of residential property acquired by a foreign person; and
  • 1.5% on the proportion of the dutiable value of primary production property acquired by a foreign person.

The By Lawyers Purchase of Real Property (TAS) Guide has been updated in line with these changes.

Filed Under: Conveyancing and Property, Publication Updates, Tasmania Tagged With: 1.5%, 8%, conveyancing, FIDS, Foreign Investor Duty Surcharge

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