Organisations such as the Motor Trade Association, Redbook and the RAA can provide assistance when determining the value of a motor vehicle. If RevenueSA is not satisfied with the value declared, a reassessment of stamp duty can be made. RevenueSA does not provide any valuation services.
In calculating the value to be declared for stamp duty, negotiated prices to take into account trade-ins or any other special deals cannot be deducted from the purchase price of the motor vehicle. Discounts given by motor vehicle manufacturers to their staff or discounts given to fleet buyers or vehicles sold for "mates rates" are not considered to be reductions in the price of the motor vehicle for stamp duty purposes.
Under these circumstances, the vehicle value, as applicable to the general public, must be used to calculate the stamp duty payable. A run-out list price issued by the manufacturer not an individual dealer or small group of dealers , can be used as the value to calculate stamp duty. Where an individual or small group of dealers issue a vehicle run-out special, the original list price, as issued by the manufacturer must be used as the value for the calculation of stamp duty.
Stamp duty is payable when a motor vehicle has transferred from a company Pty Ltd to a private name, or a private name to a company Pty Ltd , as this involves a change of legal entity.
No exemption exists in this circumstance. Stamp duty is payable on the purchase price or market value of the vehicle, whichever is higher, on the application for registration or transfer of the vehicle.
Yes, stamp duty is payable when a vehicle is transferred to a family member who is not a spouse or domestic partner. If you acquire a vehicle under the provisions of a Will, or under the Rules of Intestacy, stamp duty will not apply. Stamp duty is payable on an application for registration or transfer of registration of a damaged vehicle. Stamp duty is payable on the purchase price or market value of the vehicle, whichever is higher, at the time of the application for registration or transfer of the vehicle.
Stamp duty must be paid at the time of lodging the application for registration or application to transfer the registration with any Service SA Customer Service Centre. RevenueSA will not accept payment of the stamp duty.
An Application for refund of stamp duty along with relevant supporting information and a copy of the Certificate of Registration, may be made to RevenueSA. The stamp duty paid in relation to the registration, or transfer of registration, of a motor vehicle may be refunded on the initial transfer where the vehicle was transferred in error.
An Application for refund of stamp duty along with relevant supporting information may be made to RevenueSA. If stamp duty has been paid in relation to the transfer of registration, and on a sale of a business which includes that motor vehicle that is, stamp duty has been paid twice , please complete an Application for refund of stamp duty and submit to RevenueSA for a refund of the overpaid stamp duty.
From 18 June , stamp duty is not applied to business transfers. Stamp duty on vehicles included as part of a business sales will be assessed at the time the transfer of registration is lodged with any Service SA Customer Service Centre. There are a number of exemptions from stamp duty that could apply if you are registering or transferring the registration of a vehicle.
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Actual amounts may vary slightly from the figures shown here. For exact fee information, use the calculator. CTP insurance protects the driver of a registered and insured vehicle against the financial impact of causing injury or death to other road users through the use of their vehicle anywhere in Australia. You have the freedom to choose one of the four CTP Insurers that best meets your personal needs, each time your registration renewal is due. To help you make your choice, your registration renewal shows a comparison of each insurer's premium prices and a claimant service rating.
Service ratings indicate how people injured in an accident and have made a claim rated the insurer's service. Use the CTP premium calculator to find out the premium you will pay when you register your vehicle. The Lifetime Support Scheme LSS levy is used to provide ongoing treatment, care and support for anyone who suffers a serious lifelong disability from a motor vehicle accident in South Australia.
The amount of the levy is determined annually and is based on the estimated lifetime costs of providing treatment, care and support to people who are seriously injured in that year. The amount you pay is based on the CTP category of your vehicle. There is no concession applied to this component of overall registration costs because it applies to a class of vehicle rather than to the owner.
The Lifetime Support Authority website has information about eligibility, the type of support available and how to access the scheme. The emergency services levy is part of the total registration fee and funds the provision of emergency services in South Australia. Visit the Revenue SA website for more information.
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