The Victorian Government is progressively abolishing stamp duty (land transfer duty) on commercial and industrial property and replacing it with an annual property tax known as the โCommercial and Industrial Property Taxโ (CIPT).
Further information on the CIPT is available on the State Revenue Office website.
Since 2000, Victoria has been on a journey to create a future-ready Register of land. Electronic certificates of title (eCTs), verification of identity, client authorisation, certifications and priority notices are now well established.
Phasing out paper certificates of titles (pCTs) is the next step in the journey to streamline and modernise ...
The Easter Break for 2024 will be:
Stamp duty on commercial and industrial property will be phased out in 2024 after the Victorian Government finalised the transition towards a property tax system.
The Easter Break for 2023 will be:
A shortage of tradesman has contributed to homes taking longer to build and applicants fearing they would miss the HomeBuilder deadline. (ABC News: John Gunn)
The main office will be closed between Tuesday the 20th of December, 2022 until Tuesday, the 17th of January, 2023. A skeleton crew will be available from the 10th of January, 2023.
Rising interest rates are putting more and more pressure on home owners. But there is help available if you're struggling.
From October 2023, it will be mandatory that all new apartment blocks are built with the infrastructure to allow electric car charging.
From July 2023, anyone purchasing property in Queensland will be paying Tax to that state on the total value of all property owned by the purchaser across all of Australia.
The State Revenue Office (SRO) will be collecting duty on all late settlements including default interest payments as of the 1st of July, 2022.
Many new home owners are experiencing requests for price increases to their new home build. What is, or is not allowed.
This article from Consumer Affairs Victoria explains what is allowed from the builders point of view.
The Easter Break for 2022 will be:
The First Home Loan Deposit Scheme (FHLDS) has been designed to help eligible first home buyers get into the property market sooner. But how exactly does it work? What requirements do you need to meet to qualify? And, if you are eligible, how can you apply? We explore everything you need to know.
At Central Victoria Conveyancing, as Victorian farmers and former city dwellers, we understand all your Victorian country, suburban and city property concerns. We are with you all the way through your transaction, we are always available to discus any concerns or questions you may have in a friendly and easy to understand way with no unnecessary legal jargon. Clare Spicer Sonnet
Whether you are a first home buyer or looking to upsize or down size from your current home, a business looking to buy or sell, a developer looking to subdivide, an investor looking for your best options, or a farmer selling land ( we can help with water shares too), our team at Central Victoria Conveyancing can help you with advice and legal professional property services to suit your requirements and needs.
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