
Transfers between spouses and domestic partners, Transfers excluding spouse/domestic partner, Transfers pursuant to the Family Law Act 1975 (Cth), such as on the breakdown of a relationship, and; Transfers between family members, such as parent to child, husband to child, friend to friend, and brother to sister. Deceased Estate Transfers
Property transfers between spouses or partners may be exempt from stamp duty under certain legal conditions.
Transfers between unrelated individuals usually do not qualify for exemptions and may attract standard stamp duty charges.
Property transfers under the Family Law Act often receive duty exemptions during relationship breakdown settlements or court orders.
These transfers include those between parents, children, or siblings, and may require supporting documents for duty assessment.
Transfers from deceased estates to beneficiaries may qualify for exemptions depending on the will or legal documentation provided.
