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Old Jun 21st 2006, 10:43 am
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If you are buying land for $200000(ish), then in a month or two's time you get a builder to build you a lovely spanking new home for $260000 (ish).

What stamp duty would you pay?

Do you pay twice?

Once on the land and once on the property (460000) or just on the property value (260000)?


And (sorry) any idea of actually how much that equates too in dollars?
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Originally Posted by wargod
If you are buying land for $200000(ish), then in a month or two's time you get a builder to build you a lovely spanking new home for $260000 (ish).

What stamp duty would you pay?

Do you pay twice?

Once on the land and once on the property (460000) or just on the property value (260000)?


And (sorry) any idea of actually how much that equates too in dollars?
Just on the land, and 6%.

So I believe.

HTH



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Old Jun 21st 2006, 11:06 am
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Originally Posted by Buzzy--Bee
Just on the land, and 6%.

So I believe.

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Old Jun 21st 2006, 11:08 am
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Groovy - i was expecting to get tucked up twice !
Holy poo - i have just done the maths ! :scared:
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Holy poo - i have just done the maths ! :scared:
Dont forget your 1st time buyer rebate!



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I had factored than in, stills seems a lot - musnt grumble though
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Originally Posted by wargod
If you are buying land for $200000(ish), then in a month or two's time you get a builder to build you a lovely spanking new home for $260000 (ish).

What stamp duty would you pay?

Do you pay twice?

Once on the land and once on the property (460000) or just on the property value (260000)?


And (sorry) any idea of actually how much that equates too in dollars?
You only pay stamp duty on the land. We bought ours for $189,000 and paid approximately $5,000 stamp duty.
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You only pay stamp duty on the land. We bought ours for $189,000 and paid approximately $5,000 stamp duty.
What has to be paid on an existing property when it is bought? Can someone please tell me.

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Originally Posted by ray2gill
What has to be paid on an existing property when it is bought? Can someone please tell me.

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Originally Posted by wargod
If you are buying land for $200000(ish), then in a month or two's time you get a builder to build you a lovely spanking new home for $260000 (ish).

What stamp duty would you pay?

Do you pay twice?

Once on the land and once on the property (460000) or just on the property value (260000)?


And (sorry) any idea of actually how much that equates too in dollars?
The land becomes more like 600K and the building cost 500K. The stamp duty is the easy bit.
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Originally Posted by Buzzy--Bee
Just on the land, and 6%.

So I believe.

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6% !!!!!!!!!! u sure about that??????
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6% !!!!!!!!!! u sure about that??????
http://www.domain.com.au/Public/Fina...tors_StampDuty
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First home buyers purchasing vacant block of residential land will pay no stamp duty on land valued up to $300,000.
- Discounts are available on stamp duty between $300,000 and $450,000.

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What happens regarding stamp duty if you are buying a new house from a builder that has already been built??? Do they value the land or is it the value of the house?
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First home buyers purchasing vacant block of residential land will pay no stamp duty on land valued up to $300,000.
- Discounts are available on stamp duty between $300,000 and $450,000.

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Is this for all states?
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