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Section 125 interactive help
Certain vestings of dutiable property are exempt from duty.
Use the interactive form below to determine if a particular transaction is exempt under section 125 of the Duties Act 2001.
Begin at question 1
Question 1
Is there a vesting of dutiable property on a statutory trust for sale or partition under Part 5 of the Property Law Act 1974?
Note: This means that the property has been put into the name of the trustees as legal owners so that they can sell the property.
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Yes
Go to question 4
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No
Go to question 2
Question 2
Is there a vesting of dutiable property in a receiver or trustee in bankruptcy?
Note: A receiver or trustee in bankruptcy is someone who has been appointed to manage the affairs of a person who has been declared bankrupt.
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Yes
Go to question 7
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No
Go to question 3
Question 3
Will the property be transferred back to the bankrupt person after they are discharged from bankruptcy?
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Yes
Go to question 8
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No
Go to message 10
Question 6
Is the document (Form 14 general request, transfer etc.) made in accordance with the court order?
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Yes
Go to message 11
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No
Go to message 10
Question 7
Do you have a copy of the National Personal Insolvency Index?
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Yes
Go to question 9
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No
Go to message 10
Question 8
Do you have a copy of the discharge from bankruptcy?
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Yes
Go to question 9
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No
Go to message 10
Question 9
Is the document (Form 14 general request, transfer etc.) made in accordance with section 125 of the Duties Act 2001?
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Yes
Go to message 12
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No
Go to message 10
