This guideline provides specific exemptions for corporate reconstruction and corporate consolidation transactions resulting from corporate reorganisations that would otherwise attract landholder or transfer duty.

An outline of the State Revenue Office approach to debt management (Current)

This guideline helps identify when the purchase of business assets attracts duty and how duty is calculated in those situations

Clarification on when the Duties Act 2001 applies to easements, restrictive covenants, notable interests and agreements under Part 5 of the Land Use Planning and Approvals Act 1993.

Guidance on the application of the duty exemption available when transferring the family farm to younger family members.

Guideline on the treatment, for duty purposes, of limited recourse borrowing arrangements.

You 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)

This guideline provides information on applying for a Special Disability Trust Exemption from land tax and property transfer duty.

Information regarding the abolition of duty on agreements for sale, announced in the 2009-10 Tasmanian State Budget  Agreements for sale have been removed from the list of dutiable transactions in section 6(1)(b) of the Duties Act 2001.

Summary of the provisions of the TAA including details of the state taxation acts subject to its provisions (Current)

This guideline outlines when duty is not chargeable on a transfer under Section 55 of the Duties Act 2001,