Use this form to apply for a refund when your agreement of sale or transfer has been cancelled. This form must be completed by the purchaser/transferee named in the agreement or transfer. (Current)
Use this declaration when claiming any of the duty concessions available under section 16 of the Duties Act 2001 for situations where the transferee(s) in an instrument of transfer differs from the purchaser(s) named under an agreement for sale of dutiable property (both of which give effect to the one transaction). (Current)
Use this form when claiming a concessional rate of duty on a transfer of dutiable property as a consequence of the retirement of a trustee or the appointment of a new trustee when that trustee is a special trustee as defined by section 37(1) of the Duties Act 2001. (Current)
Use this form to apply for a refund on the duty paid on the purchase of vacant land on which you built your first home, where you have received the First Home Owner Grant (FHOG). This must be lodged at the SRO within three months of completion of the dwelling. (Current)
Use this form to obtain an assessment of duty payable when you have acquired a land use entitlement by allotment of shares in a company or issue of units in a unit trust (Current)
Use this form to apply for the $7 000 First Home Owner Grant. If you are buying and established home then you will automtically be considered for the additional $7 000 available under the First Home Owner Boost (Current)
Use this form to apply for the additional $14 000 First Home Owner Boost (FHOB) available for the purchase of a new home. You will also need to compete the FHOG application form. The FHOB is only available until 30 June 2009. (Current)
If you purchased a new principal place of residence but had not yet sold your existing home at 1 July, use this form to apply for a rebate on the land tax on the home you were not using as a principal place of residence at 1 July. If you rented out either property, you cannot claim this rebate. (Current)
Use this form to request an estimate of land tax liability at settlement date when you are purchasing or selling property, or are acting on behalf of a client involved in the transfer of property. (Current)
