The Definitive Guide to Property Tax: Understanding NSW Stamp Duty
Are you across the latest changes to NSW stamp duty affecting common property transactions? An experienced Barrister will guide you through the technicalities and practicalities of Stamp Duty in NSW. Breakdown key updates across changes in beneficial ownership of dutiable property, acknowledgement of trust in contracts for sale of land, first home buyers’ choice property tax, changes to family farm transfers and more. Don’t miss this ultimate guide to Stamp Duty in property transactions. WEB238N01AZ
Description
Attend and earn 1 CPD unit in Substantive Law
This program is based on NSW legislation
1.00pm to 2.00pm Understanding NSW Stamp Duty
You will cover the technical and practical aspects of recent major changes to NSW stamp duty affecting common property transactions that you need to know, including:
- Changes in beneficial ownership of dutiable property: what types of transactions are caught and what exceptions apply?
- Acknowledgement of a trust: application to contracts for sale of land and other common documents?
- First Home Buyers Choice Property Tax: going, going, gone?
- Family farm transfers: changes to eligible transferees - what are the key requirements?
- New general anti-avoidance and promotor provisions: when do they apply and who is liable?
Presented by Andrew Rider, Barrister, Level 22 Chambers
Presenters
Andrew Rider
Andrew Rider is a leading Australian tax barrister specialising in land tax, payroll tax and stamp duty litigation and dispute resolution. Andrew also advises on Australia-wide stamp duties, land tax and payroll tax. Prior to coming to the Bar, Andrew was a solicitor and Associate to Justice Michael Kirby. Andrew lectures in taxation law at the University of Sydney Law School and previously lectured at the University of Technology, Sydney. Andrew edits the leading stamp duty publication “Australian Stamp Duties Law” and authors the national stamp duty section of the leading online service “Practical Guidance – Property Law”. Andrew is a Chartered Tax Adviser and examiner with The Tax Institute and member of The Tax Institute/Office of State Revenue Liaison Committee and Dispute Resolution Technical Committee. Andrew is also a member of the NCAT Revenue List Consultative Forum. Andrew is recognised in Doyle’s Guide as a leading Australian tax barrister.