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Article outlines the increased land tax rates applicable in Queensland from 1 July 2018.

It has recently been announced that a large part of the increased revenue expected to be obtained from the proposed Mineral Resource Rent Tax is to be directed towards an increase in the superannuation guarantee levy.

Significant changes to the Foreign Resident Capital Gains Withholding regime will take effect on 1 January 2025. What do they mean?

The increased AFAD brings Queensland into line with southern States, like South Australia, New South Wales and Victoria.

The High Court has dismissed Fortescue Metal's challenge to the MRRT and ruled that the MRRT is constitutionally valid.

On 20 April 2011, the Government announced that it will delay proposed tax breaks for environmentally friendly improvements to green buildings. The proposed scheme will now commence on 1 July 2012, 12 months later than originally proposed. The Government has indicated that it requires further time to consult with the industry.

Persons preparing a will or executors of a deceased estate in NSW should be aware of the tax implications of the will.

Queensland Valuer-General issued Valuation Notices to landowners across the state.

Direct and indirect transfers of mineral and petroleum exploration and prospecting permits will be subject to duty.

Citizens of 4 countries are no longer liable to pay foreign purchaser surcharge duty or surcharge land tax on residential land in NSW.

The decision is a reminder of the need to obtain stamp duty advice, even with the impending abolition of mortgage duty.

The article summarizes the changes in this act to assist people or businesses undertaking a transaction with the OSR.

The Berejiklian Government has introduced a Bill into the NSW Parliament which may change the way surcharge purchase duty and surcharge land tax applies to foreign developers.

The Valuer-General has announced that the statutory land valuations for Queensland will be issued from 3 May 2011.

You do not need to be a landowner to be assessable to stamp duty but rather it is about profit entitlements.

Discretionary trust deeds should be reviewed and amended where necessary in accordance with NSW Revenue Ruling G010.

An essential part of many property sales has been obtaining an ATO Clearance Certificate to avoid a withholding payment to the Australian Taxation Office at settlement.