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Guidelines for Property Owners
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Objections, Reviews and Appeals Public GuidelineYou have a right to lodge an objection when you are dissatisfied with tax assessments or certain decisions of the Commissioner of State Revenue (the Commissioner). This guideline provides information on how to lodge an objection, how to request a review of an objection determination and how to lodge an appeal against an objection determination. (Current)
Tasmanian Compliance StrategyCompliance Strategy 2009 (Current)
Land Tax Public GuidelineGuidance on who pays land tax, how it is calculated, how it can be paid and what exemptions and rebates are available. (Current)
Taxation Administration Act 1997 - Public GuidelineSummary of the provisions of the TAA including details of the state taxation acts subject to its provisions (Current)
Taxpayer Charter 2010This Charter describes your rights, responsibilities and obligations as a state taxpayer. It also sets out and explains the standard of service that you have the right to expect from the Tasmanian State Revenue Office. (Current)
Primary Production Land GuidelineThis guideline has been produced to assist landowners and land users (that is, lessees of land) involved in certain, specified activities in determining whether or not they are entitled to apply for Primary Production Land (PPL) classification with respect to land they own or use. (Current)
Special Disability Trust Exemption GuidelineThis guideline provides information on applying for a Special Disability Trust Exemption from land tax and property transfer duty. (Current)
Estimate of Liability at Settlement Date (EOLSD) FactsheetInformation on Estimate of Liability of Land Tax at Settlement Date when selling or transferring a property
Put and Call Options Agreements GuidelinesInformation on Property Transfer Duty payable in relation to Put and Call Option Agreements
Transfer to Married Couples, Couples in a Significant Relationship or Caring PartnersInformation on conditions applying to exemption, or refund, of Property Transfer Duty between parties to a marriage, significant relationship or caring relationship
Debt ManagementAn outline of the State Revenue Office approach to debt management.
Breakdowns/Terminations of Marriages, and De Facto and Personal Relationships GuidelineDetails the broadened definition of of ‘matrimonial property’, ‘relationship property’ and ‘de facto relationship property’ under section 3 of the Duties Act 2001, effective 22 November 2012, and the exemption from duty where property is transferred from related persons or entities upon the breakdown or termination of a marriage or relationship. (Current)


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