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2023 State Taxes Outlook

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ACT

  • From 1 July 2022, commercial properties with a dutiable value of $1,700,000 or less will pay no conveyance duty
  • From 1 July 2022, eligible owner-occupier transactions have a lower rate of duty and an increased lowest rate threshold
  • ACT Budget at a glance

NT

  • Abolition of the property activation levy from 1 July 2002, which imposed a charge on vacant land and unoccupied buildings in the Darwin CBD
  • New stamp duty exemption for house and land packages and speculative builds from 1 July 2022
  • KWM Northern Territory budget update
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