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This is a refresher on 2016 changes and how they impact "foreign persons" looking to purchase "residential land" in NSW.

The article examines the tax implications of what to expect and what the options might be, when selling your property.

The Victorian Commercial and Industrial Property Tax Reform Act (Act) has now received Royal Assent on 21 May 2024 following the initial announcement last year as part...

The Budget proposes to shift the responsibility of remitting GST on new residential sales from developers to purchasers.

The NSW conveyancing and real property world has been shaken by new legislation, practice rules and procedures.

An update on key developments in taxation law for accountants and participants in the tax advice industry.

Your investment intent must be supported by actions both at the time of purchase and later while you hold the property.

To encourage more investment into housing, tax concessions aim to make BTR projects more attractive to developers.

NSW Revenue Ruling No. DUT 35 Version 2 will help to clarify the duty consequences of partitioning New South Wales land.

Australian property vendors should apply for a clearance certificate once a sale of relevant property is contemplated.

On 15 October 2025, the Victorian Government proposed a suite of amendments to existing taxation acts as part of the State Taxation Further Amendment Bill 2025 (the Bill).

The scheme gives first home buyers the choice of paying an up-front duty or opting for a small annual property tax.

The Victorian move from a land rich model to a landholder model has broadened the duty base no corresponding trade-off.

Recent tax & duty changes predominantly affect restructures of corporate entities and private unit trusts.

These changes are part of the Commonwealth Government's 'housing affordability' reforms announced in the 2017-18 Budget.

The amendments have implications for payment of stamp duty on assignments, novations, nominations and other transfers.

If these two new bills are passed in their present form, it will transform the duties landscape in Western Australia.