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Department of Resources Part A L00 Contact and land Details
1. Are the applicants a foreign acquirer as defined by the Additional Foreign Acquirer Duty (AFAD)?
Yes go to 2
✔ No go to 4
Note: For further information refer to the Queensland Government website to determine if the applicant/s are a foreign person (acquirer) for
AFAD.
Government website to Types of foreign persons for additional foreign acquirer duty:-
<https://www.business.qld.gov.au/industries/service-industries-professionals/professional-financial-services/transfer-
duty/investors/afad/foreign-persons>.
2. Is the application related to the purchase of land, for example a permanent road closure, or conversion of a
lease where the land is or will be used solely or primarily for residential purposes as defined for the
Additional Foreign Acquirer Duty (AFAD) under the Duties Act 2001?
Yes go to 3
No go to 4
Note: Under the Duties Act 2001 an additional amount of duty applies where the land is residential land and the applicant is a foreign person
(acquirer) for AFAD.
Government website for Additional Foreign Acquirer Duty:-
<https://www.business.qld.gov.au/industries/service-industries-professionals/professional-financial-services/transfer-
duty/investors/afad/foreign-persons>.
3. Enter full name/s of the foreign acquirer/s
(If there is insufficient space, please lodge as an attachment)
Full Names Share Held
(If a Company, also provide a contact name)
go to 4
4. Are the Applicant/s registered for GST and acquiring the land for a creditable purpose?
Yes
✔ No go to 5
Note: Under the Tax Administrator Act (Cth) 1953 certain purchasers of new residential premises or potential residential land are required to
withhold the Goods and Services Tax (GST) amount from the price of the supply (purchase price) for payment directly to the Australian
Taxation Office (ATO) as outlined on the ATO’s website. The department is unable to provide further advice on the ATO’s requirements. For
further information contact the ATO on 13 28 65 or visit the ATO website <https://www.ato.gov.au/business/gst/in-detail/your-
industry/property/gst-property-settlement-online-forms-and-instructions/> or seek advice from a financial or legal expert.
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