Get Au Declaration Of Eligibility For A Registration Concession 2012

Drivers who spend $25 or more a week on tolls will continue to receive free rego. The program is available for all standard privately registered cars, utes, four-wheel drives and motorcycles. Currently over 140,000 drivers are eligible for free rego.

NSW registration is free for eligible pensioners. NSW stamp duty and transfer fees are not payable by certain DVA pensioners (those receiving a disability pension of 70% or higher, TPI or EDA pensioners or those assessed under the Military Rehabilitation and Compensation Act 2004 at 50 or more impairment points).

engaged solely or substantially in agricultural, horticultural, viticultural, dairying, pastoral or other like pursuits. a commercial fisherman holding a licence to take fish for sale.

Drivers who spend $25 or more a week on tolls will continue to receive free rego. The program is available for all standard privately registered cars, utes, four-wheel drives and motorcycles. Currently over 140,000 drivers are eligible for free rego.

NSW registration is free for eligible pensioners. NSW stamp duty and transfer fees are not payable by certain DVA pensioners (those receiving a disability pension of 70% or higher, TPI or EDA pensioners or those assessed under the Military Rehabilitation and Compensation Act 2004 at 50 or more impairment points).

GST on registration costs Goods and Services Tax is not applicable on registration costs, except for: CTP insurance premium for conditional registration and Unregistered Vehicle Permits. Heavy vehicle inspection fees.

NSW registration is free for eligible pensioners. NSW stamp duty and transfer fees are not payable by certain DVA pensioners (those receiving a disability pension of 70% or higher, TPI or EDA pensioners or those assessed under the Military Rehabilitation and Compensation Act 2004 at 50 or more impairment points).

If you're a pensioner, you may be eligible for concessions on your vehicle registration in NSW. Eligible pensioners don't have to pay: registration fees. motor vehicle tax. conditional registration fees.

A primary producer is an individual, partnership, trust or company operating a primary production business if they undertake: plant or animal cultivation (or both) fishing or pearling (or both) tree farming or felling (or both).

A motor vehicle owned by a primary producer or rural co-operative and when on a road or road related area is used solely or principally to: ... clear land the primary producer or another primary producer proposes to use for primary production.