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Annexure C to Form D12.6 (Additional parties) (Form D12.6 Annexure C)

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.

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Format
PDF
Category
Revenue & duties form
Form number
Form D12.6 Annexure C
Version
vedc55ccd
Last updated
14 October 2026

Duties Act 2001

Preview of the first page of Annexure C to Form D12.6 (Additional parties) (Form D12.6 Annexure C)
Preview - first page of the form

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What Form D12.6 Annexure C is for

The Transaction statement (Form D12.6) used by registered self assessors under s 455A of the Duties Act 2001 (Qld) has room for 2 transferors and 2 transferees. Annexure C (version 4, effective August 2026) carries the same party questions for 2 more of each, including trustee status, the non-Australian entity question, the additional foreign acquirer duty (AFAD) questions, concession claims and the 1 August 2026 citizenship question for home concessions. Another Annexure C can be attached if more parties remain. For the meaning of terms it refers to the guides to Forms D2.1, D2.2 and D2.7.

When you need it

  • The transaction has 3 or more transferors (sellers).
  • The transaction has 3 or more transferees (buyers), or extra transferees are claiming different concessions.
  • Use one annexure for each extra 2 transferors and 2 transferees.

How to fill it in

  1. 1

    Question 13 - extra transferors

    For each, complete either the individual section (names and date of birth if known) or the non-individual section (entity name, ABN, ACN or ARBN and the person responsible, such as a director). Trustees complete that section plus the trustee section with the trust name. Say whether the transferor is a non-Australian entity, and give contact details.

  2. 2

    Question 14 - extra transferees

    Complete the same identity, trustee (with trust type) and contact details, then the AFAD questions: whether the transferee is a foreign person, a foreign agent acting for a principal, whether the principal is foreign, and whether either is a specified foreign retiree. A 'yes' also means completing question 23 on Form D12.6. Trustees of a foreign trust give its country of establishment and tax residence, overseas registration number, FIRB application number and any other identifier.

  3. 3

    Questions 15 to 19 - concessions and interests

    Select each extra transferee's concession claim and the matching form (D2.1, D2.7 or D2.5). For home concessions on transactions entered into on or after 1 August 2026, say whether each was an Australian citizen, permanent resident or specified foreign retiree. Give transfer and occupation dates for home concession claimants, each transferee's interest acquired as a fraction, and any fixed trust beneficiary claim.

Filing, lodging and service

  • Attach the annexure to the Form D12.6 it belongs to and lodge them together as your notice of registration requires (Duties Act s 455A).
  • Each non-Australian party listed on the annexure also needs an identity details annexure for a real property transaction.
  • Contact: Commissioner of State Revenue, GPO Box 2475, Brisbane Qld 4001, selfassessment@treasury.qld.gov.au (as printed on the form).

Common mistakes

  • Use the transferor and transferee numbers consistently between the main form and the annexure so it is clear who is who.
  • Enter only the interest each transferee acquires in this transaction, not any interest already held.

Frequently Asked Questions

What if there are more than 4 buyers or sellers?

Attach another Annexure C. The form says to attach another annexure if required.

Does every extra buyer need to answer the AFAD questions?

Yes. Each transferee on the annexure answers the foreign person, foreign agent and specified foreign retiree questions.

Checked against the official sources on 26 October 2026

General information about the form, not legal advice about your matter. Rules and forms change: if anything here differs from the court or agency's current instructions, theirs apply.

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66 boxes on the Annexure C to Form D12.6 (Additional parties) (Form D12.6 Annexure C) fill from your matter. 68 are for you to complete: ticks, signatures and anything that needs judgement.

Client
Client full name(s)
Parties
Purchaser email, Purchaser full name(s), Purchaser phone, Purchaser postcode, Purchaser state, Purchaser street address, Purchaser suburb, Vendor email, Vendor full name(s), Vendor phone, Vendor postcode, Vendor state, Vendor street address, Vendor suburb
Matter
Matter / file reference
Key Dates
Current date
Operator
User Full Name (first + surname)

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