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June 19, 2009

Mortgage duty update

Currently Victoria, Tasmania, ACT, NT, Queensland and Western Australia have no mortgage duty.

South Australia will abolish mortgage duty on 1 July 2009.

After 1 July 2009 NSW will be the only state with mortgage duty.

In New South Wales, mortgage duty has already been abolished on owner occupied housing and investment housing. But the abolition of the remaining mortgage duty has been deferred until 1 July 2012.

The recent 2009-10 NSW Budget proposes removing the distinction between limited and unlimited mortgages and requiring production for up-stamping each time a further advance is made.

Changes are also proposed for the stamping of multi-jurisdiction mortgages in NSW.

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Posted 19th June 2009 by David Jacobson in Legal