Queensland Revenue Office Forms

The Queensland Revenue Office identity details annexure is completed by each non-Australian transferor or transferee in a Queensland real property transfer. It goes with the duty forms.

Annexure A to Form D12.6 is the Queensland self assessor's worksheet for aggregating transactions under section 30 of the Duties Act 2001. It is used for the second and later transactions in one arrangement.

Annexure B to Form D12.6 is the Queensland self assessor's exemption claim. It lists the Duties Act 2001 exemptions a self assessor may apply and the evidence to keep for each.

Annexure C to Form D12.6 adds transferors and transferees to a Queensland self assessor's transaction statement when there are more than 2 of either. It repeats questions 13 to 19.

Form D2.8 is the Queensland Revenue Office application to reassess transfer duty on a transfer cancelled before it took legal effect. It is how the duty is refunded.

Form D16.1 is the Queensland Revenue Office application to reassess transfer duty on a document that was void, damaged, mistaken or never took effect (s 499).

Form D2.7 is the Queensland Revenue Office claim for the first home vacant land transfer duty concession. Buyers lodge it when buying land to build their first home on.

Form D2.1 is the Queensland Revenue Office claim for the home, first home or first home (new home) transfer duty concession. Buyers lodge it with the contract when buying a home to live in.

Form D10.2 is the Queensland Revenue Office application for a ruling or exemption from duty on intra-group transfers carried out for a corporate reconstruction.

Form D10.1 is the Queensland Revenue Office application for a ruling or exemption from landholder duty when a new parent company is interposed above a company.

Form D3.2 is the Queensland Revenue Office corporate trustee duty statement. An acquirer lodges it within 30 days of acquiring shares in a corporate trustee of a discretionary trust.

Form TR1 is the Queensland Revenue Office document lodgement form, the cover sheet for documents lodged with QRO for transfer duty assessment and stamping.

Form D2.2 is the Queensland Revenue Office dutiable transaction statement. It is lodged with the contract or transfer for every dutiable transaction, such as a property purchase, so transfer duty can be assessed.

Form D2.5 is the Queensland Revenue Office claim for the family business transfer duty concession on a family farm or a gift of a prescribed family business.

Form D3.3 is the Queensland Revenue Office landholder duty statement. An acquirer lodges it within 30 days of a relevant acquisition in a company or listed unit trust holding Queensland land, so duty can be assessed.

Form D10.4 is the Queensland Revenue Office notice a registered charity gives within 28 days when duty-exempt property is not used for an exempt purpose.

Form D10.3 is the Queensland Revenue Office notice a company gives within 28 days when a corporate reconstruction exemption stops applying within 3 years.

Form D2.6 is the Queensland Revenue Office notice super fund trustees give when a fund granted a transfer duty concession or exemption fails its conditions.

Form D14.1 is the Queensland Revenue Office notice you must give, with the instrument, when you act under an instrument that has not been properly stamped.

Form GEN1 is the Queensland Revenue Office objection form. Use it to object to a QRO assessment, royalty valuation decision or home owner grant decision within 60 days.

Form D12.6 is the Queensland Revenue Office transaction statement a registered transfer duty self assessor completes for each transaction it self assesses. It records the parties, property, value and duty.

Form D2.3 is the Queensland Revenue Office transfer duty statement, used when a dutiable transaction happens but there is no written document recording it.