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Estates NSW – Transfer of dutiable property

30 January 2018 by By Lawyers

The commentary now deals with the duty payable on the transfer of dutiable property from the executor/administrator to a beneficiary:

  • in accordance with the will or rules of intestacy; and
  • where there is an agreement  to vary the trusts in the will of a deceased or arising on intestacy.

A NSW Revenue example has been added to the commentary to illustrate when property is dutiable where there has been a variation of entitlement under a will.

Filed Under: New South Wales, Publication Updates, Wills and Estates Tagged With: dutiable property, transfer, variation of entitlement

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