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The NSW Treasurer announced that the proposed date for the abolition of mortgage duty has been delayed to 01 July 2013.

While they are aimed at assisting first home buyers, these NSW property reforms will also affect non-first home buyers.

These amendments mean that nominations under options to change the transferee of land will now attract transfer duty.

This paper addresses issues in applying the GST-free going concern provisions, specifically to property transactions.

The Act introduces temporary changes to the off-the-plan land transfer duty concession.

Australia's 2017/18 Federal Budget published on 9 May 2017 included a number of developments international companies, foreign investors and foreign residents need to be aware of.

The indefinite deferral of certain duties has been confirmed by the NSW government.

This edition of 'It depends' discusses whether you need to pay stamp duty on a change of trustee.

It is possible for a transfer of your farm to a relative or a family trust to be duty free under certain circumstances.

BTR housing is intended for long-term residential tenancies, owned and controlled by institutional investors.

Developers should be aware that an updated certificate must be applied for in the event that a project is delayed.

This system of withholding payments as part of a property settlement process aims to collect CGT from foreign residents.

These reforms will increase the current thresholds for stamp duty exemption and concession for first home buyers in NSW.

The NSW Government imposed a surcharge on foreign persons for duty and land tax with respect to residential premises.

The Queensland Government recognises the importance of tax-effective pathways for succession planning on family farms.

Amid a housing supply and cost of living crisis, NSW Government has changed the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act introducing a new ‘Housing and Productivity Contribution' that will immediately cost developers thousands. Undoubtedly the additional cost will be funnelled back to the purchasers.

These measures go some way to assist small lessors and lessees, who are struggling with the prolonged NSW lockdown.