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Australian Model 3 Waiting Room
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This is the context of the question
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State based EV road user charge (Overturned 18/10/23)
Since 1 Nov, eligible vehicles do not have the stamp duty applied at all when they are sold, it is never paid. This isn't the case. I know of a purchase from Dec 2021 that Stamp Duty was charged in NSW I guess my angle was is there a possibility not to claim the rebate if there was a payback...
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Wouldn’t we all! Afterthought, I believe it may have been a VIC scenario with an auto rebate. I can’t envision the NSW government ever making anything easy or automated.
Kevsaccount
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Maximillan
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Check this out: SA, Vic and NSW proposed EV road user charge
NSW RWD owners might want to check with your SA whether this is correct in case you later have difficulty with claiming it back. Based on the wording of the Act I can foresee that when the cars arrive at the Tesla centre and they actually to go register them that they'll be told that there is no Stamp Duty.
They just intend on getting it back in the road user tax. With the subsidy they may increase the EV uptake, therefore, increasing the revenue
I haven’t researched the above to comment further.
Kevsaccount
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Exactly. We are entitled to the stamp duty rebate but not the ‘EV incentive’.
Sorry but this is not true I'm confident we have options to claim back the stamp duty(for NSW, not sure about other states though). I had confirmed this with my SA and also have an account setup for this which shows both the options for applying i.e. Stamp duty off and rebate. Cheers!
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NSW
SR - EV Incentive + stamp duty rebate
LR - stamp duty rebate
P - nil?
SR - EV Incentive + stamp duty rebate
LR - stamp duty rebate
P - nil?
Vostok points out that the duty shouldn't be charged in the first place based on current legislation.
What state is this for? (Viewing on mobile)
The specifics will affect my finance arrangements.
I would assume it would be ‘charged’ and rebated as they would want some form of record of the number of rebates/entitled EV’s.
NSW
State based EV road user charge (Overturned 18/10/23)
Since 1 Nov, eligible vehicles do not have the stamp duty applied at all when they are sold, it is never paid. This isn't the case. I know of a purchase from Dec 2021 that Stamp Duty was charged in NSW I guess my angle was is there a possibility not to claim the rebate if there was a payback...
teslamotorsclub.com
So without going through the thread, it should be an automatic reduction by the registering authority, or claimed by Tesla direct with no impact on the consumer?NSW
State based EV road user charge (Overturned 18/10/23)
Since 1 Nov, eligible vehicles do not have the stamp duty applied at all when they are sold, it is never paid. This isn't the case. I know of a purchase from Dec 2021 that Stamp Duty was charged in NSW I guess my angle was is there a possibility not to claim the rebate if there was a payback...
Hmm…well if in case that happens what extra benefit would you achieve from it? IMO probably save us 10-15mins of online paperwork thats it.
Link is to the relevant post, not the start of the thread.
No duty is payable therefore shouldn't be collected from the purchaser by the seller.
Oh, awesome! Thanks @Nobody Famous
Sorry, I didn’t realise you were linking specific.
In the case of financing, should this benefit myself as a borrower for deposit or principal? Do I get an option?
My finance was approved on the basis of my deposit and financed amount with stamp duty accounted for.
Does anyone have experience with this?
Kevsaccount
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I had just assumed it would be:
1. Pay for car in full (including stamp duty) using funds/finance/trade-in.
2. Apply for rebate through the government website
3. Use funds as needed (for me - paint protection/tinting/insurance, or pay off part of the loan depending speed of the rebate)
Having read the legislation, we really should see it deducted from the final invoice reducing the lend/cost rather than receiving it afterwards, but I have a feeling that's just not going to happen.
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