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Significant changes to Victorian stamp duty from 1 July 2024
Client Alert Significant changes to Victorian stamp duty from 1 July 2024
Commencing 1 July 2024, Victoria's stamp duty landscape will undergo a gradual but significant reform, marking the onset of substantial changes to the commercial and industrial property space.
Kristina Popova
Kristina Popova
| 7 min read | 22 May 2024
Identify your opportunities in the complex landscape of fuel tax credits
Insight Identify your opportunities in the complex landscape of fuel tax credits
The landscape of fuel tax credits (FTC) is constantly evolving due to ongoing economic and technological developments. This dynamic environment presents both challenges and opportunities for businesses with significant fuel consumption.
Mark Foster
Anika Reside
| 6 min read | 05 Apr 2024
Inside Victorian real estate: stamp duty and land tax
Podcast Inside Victorian real estate: stamp duty and land tax
In the latest episode of Beyond the Numbers with Grant Thornton, Kristina Popova, State Taxes Partner and Bei Bei Han, Private Business Advisory Partner discuss increases in land tax assessments, potential avenues for appeal, and the impact of the current and proposed changes on businesses and individuals.
Kristina Popova
Bei Bei Han
| 18 min listen | 13 Mar 2024
Your Victorian 2024 Land Tax Assessment explained
Client Alert Your Victorian 2024 Land Tax Assessment explained
Earlier this month the State Revenue Office of Victoria commenced issuing land tax assessment notices for the 2024 land tax year.
Kristina Popova
Kristina Popova
| 7 min read | 14 Feb 2024
Victorian State Taxes: High Court rules Victoria’s Zero and Low Emission Road User Charge invalid
Client Alert Victorian State Taxes: High Court rules Victoria’s Zero and Low Emission Road User Charge invalid
In Vander stock v Victoria [2023] HCA 30, the Australian High Court handed down its decision and declared the Victorian Zero & Low Electric Vehicle road user charge to be constitutionally invalid.
Kristina Popova
Kristina Popova
| 4 min read | 08 Nov 2023
“Zoning in” on the Windfall Gains Tax – Victoria’s newest property tax
Client Alert “Zoning in” on the Windfall Gains Tax – Victoria’s newest property tax
A new financial year brings a new property tax in Victoria. The Windfall Gains Tax (WGT) came into effect on 1 July 2023, with significant implications for the Victorian real estate and construction sector. Here, we discuss the details to be mindful of when considering the WGT.
Kristina Popova
Kristina Popova
| 5 min read | 03 Jul 2023
February 2023 State Taxes wrap up
Client Alert February 2023 State Taxes wrap up
It has been a busy month for State Taxes around the country. This month we saw the validity of foreign surcharges in question, proposed changes to NSW stamp duty in the lead up to the State election, Victoria’s recent inquiry into stamp duty and windfall gains tax changes.
Kristina Popova
Kristina Popova
| 4 min read | 01 Mar 2023
State Taxes: looking back to look forward
Podcast State Taxes: looking back to look forward
In this podcast, Kristina Popova, State Taxes Partner discusses some of the significant stamp duty and state tax changes we’ve seen this year across the country and what we may see in the New Year.
Kristina Popova
Kristina Popova
| 15 min listen | 12 Dec 2022
NSW “change in beneficial ownership” stamp duty reforms: Significant changes to leases, trusts and option transactions
Client Alert NSW “change in beneficial ownership” stamp duty reforms: Significant changes to leases, trusts and option transactions
From 19 May 2022, substantial amendments were made to the Duties Act 1997 (NSW) (Duties Act), including the introduction of a new category of dutiable transaction which imposes duty on a change in beneficial ownership of dutiable property.
Kristina Popova
Kristina Popova
| 6 min read | 02 Dec 2022
ACT economy faring better than expected in state budget
Client alert ACT economy faring better than expected in state budget
Yesterday the Australian Capital Territory’s (ACT) Chief Minister Andrew Barr handed down the ACT budget.
Vince Tropiano
Vince Tropiano
| 2 min read | 03 Aug 2022
New South Wales dips it’s toes in tax reform
Podcast New South Wales dips it’s toes in tax reform
The New South Wales State Government has been busy with tax reform this year – from the raft of state taxation amendments commencing in May, to the first steps to abolish stamp duty introduced as part of their state budget last week.
Vince Tropiano
Vince Tropiano
| 16 min listen | 29 Jun 2022
Northern Territory economy recovering faster than expected
Client alert Northern Territory economy recovering faster than expected
On Tuesday 10 May 2022 the Northern Territory Chief Minister Michael Gunner handed down his final budget. The 2022-23 Northern Territory budget outlined a $1.1b deficit and net debt of $8.7b, which is an improvement in the forecasting contained within the 2021 Budget which forecasted a 2022/23 deficit of $1.2b and net debt of $10.1b.
Iain Kemp
Iain Kemp
| 3 min read | 11 May 2022
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