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The answer is not going to change no matter how many times you ask the same question. It doesn't matter what happens in Victoria, I have told you how it works in Queensland. You pay stamp duty on the contract you have entered into on the higher of the market value and the contract price (not...

The answers are in my previous post. 1. - No, you pay stamp duty on the higher of the market value and the contract price. You do not pay stamp duty on the land value. 2. - Stamp duty must be paid twice in this case.

Transfer duty is payable on the higher of the market value and the contract price. Transfer duty will be payable if you nominate regardless of when this occurs. The only usual way to nominate to a third party in Queensland without paying double transfer duty is by way of a Put and Call...