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2014 State Budget

18 June 2014

On 17 June 2014, the NSW Government announced the following changes to State taxes, grants and levies as part of the 2014 State Budget. These and other changes were introduced under the State Revenue and Other Legislation Amendment (Budget measures) Bill 2014. Abolition of Various Duties. From 1 July 2016, the following duties will be abolished: duty […]

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The price is right – why are bank valuations important?

2 May 2014

What’s happening with bank valuations? Did you know that how a bank values a property largely determines whether you can buy it or not? Why is that? If you’ve been in the market to buy property, you’ve probably heard of the term LVR – which means Loan to Value Ratio. The LVR relates to the amount […]

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Swimming Pools Amendment Act – Compliance Postponement

29 April 2014

On 29 October 2012, the NSW Government introduced the Swimming Pools Amendment Act 2012 making a number of changes to the Swimming Pools Act 1992. In the context of property transactions, one of the important changes is the requirement for property owners to provide a valid swimming pool compliance certificate before they can sell or […]

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