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    Paying tax on property you own.

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    Calculate and lodge tax on the wages paid by your business.

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    Calculate and pay transfer (stamp) duty on purchases.

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    Duty applies to some vehicle registrations and transfers.

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In this section
  1. Lodging applications
  2. Pay your transfer duty
  3. Buying a property
  4. First home buyers
  5. Buying off-the-plan
  6. Surcharge purchaser duty
  7. Buying a business
  8. Deceased estate transfers
  9. Family transfers
  10. Landholder duty
  11. Compliance
  12. 2019/20 NSW bushfire duty relief scheme

Pay your transfer duty

After your solicitor or conveyancer has lodged your assessment, we'll send them a duties notice of assessment, with the total tax (duty and any interest) payable and the due date for payment.

Typically, transfer duty is paid with other funds transferred at the time of the property settlement, so you will not need to use the payment channels below.

Payment options

Use the following payment channels to pay your assessment if:

  • the settlement does not occur before the date for duty payment
  • you want to pay the duty yourself
  • you do not use a solicitor/conveyancer.

You'll need the duties notice of assessment to enter payments details.

Contact your bank or financial institution if you need information on how to use BPAY or electronic funds transfers (EFT).

BPAY

Include the biller code and reference number printed on your remittance slip/letter.

Electronic funds transfer (EFT)

BSB032 001
Account no205 573
Account nameOSR EPS Tax Remitting Account
SWIFT CodeWPACAU2S
Lodgement referenceElectronic payment code (from your remittance slip/letter)

Overseas electronic funds transfer (EFT)

Bank nameWestpac
AddressLevel 3, 275 Kent Street, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
SWIFT CodeWPACAU2S
Account Holder Address132 Marsden Street, Parramatta NSW 2150
BSB032 001
Account no205 573
Account nameOSR EPS Tax Remitting Account
Lodgement referenceElectronic payment code (from your remittance slip/letter)

Send your payment by mail

Payment can be made by cheque or money order. See our cheque acceptance policy for the payment options available based on the amount you are paying.

Make your cheque or money order payable to Chief Commissioner of State Revenue
Write on the back of your cheque or money order Your name or business name and client ID
Address Revenue NSW
GPO Box 4042
SYDNEY NSW 2001

Advance payment

Registered duties clients can pay before documents are lodged.

Duties online advance payment

This service cannot be used if you

  • have received a notice of assessment
  • are an EDR client.

Usual payment methods still apply.

Cheque acceptance policy for duties

  • Up to $600
  • Between $600 and $5,000
  • Over $5000
  • Money order
  • All cheques
  • Money orders
  • Building society cheques
  • Credit union cheques
  • Bank cheques
  • Government instrumentalities, authorities or agency cheques
  • Local government cheques
  • Clearly marked trust or general account cheques drawn on the account of solicitors, accountants, real estate agents, licensed conveyancers, and law stationers
  • Money orders
  • Building society cheques
  • Credit union cheques
  • Bank cheques
  • Government instrumentalities, authorities or agency cheques
  • Local government cheques
  • Clearly marked trust or general account cheques drawn on the account of solicitors, accountants, real estate agents and licensed conveyancers

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