Variation of a trust interactive help
Use this interactive help to determine if a variation of a trust is dutiable.
Varying the terms of a trust may constitute a trust acquisition or surrender and be subject to transfer duty.
You do not have to lodge the document with us for endorsement when any of the below apply:
- The trust does not hold dutiable property.
- The trust does not have an indirect interest in dutiable property.
- The variation of the terms of the trust is administrative in nature (e.g. alterations to rules, standard conditions and general clauses).
Answer the following questions to determine if a variation of trust is dutiable.
Last updated: 8 August 2024