25/03/10 12:24 AM25/03/10 12:24 AM #1 ok need some help.... how do you go about transferring the rego say from my name to my fiances name as an example?anyone know the cost of it in nsw??cheers
25/03/10 12:58 AM25/03/10 12:58 AM #2 I think you can add someones name for very little cost , but to change it over usually depends on the sale amount so just say you sold it to her for $1000 and the costs should only be around $100
25/03/10 01:45 AM25/03/10 01:45 AM #3 Pretty sure that if the sale price is unrealistic the fee is charged on the market value of the car. How much it gets enforced I don't know but that's what I found when I looked into it.
25/03/10 03:56 AM25/03/10 03:56 AM #4 If the rules are similar to QLD you should be able to transfer it to her name without stamp duties if you declare the car is a gift, then you should only have to pay the transfer fee.
25/03/10 05:27 AM25/03/10 05:27 AM #5 I have just bought a car, NSW rega transfer fee is $95 plus stamp duty which is 3% of either the purchase price or market value which ever is greater!But most of the people behind the counter wouldn't know the market value so you can usually put down a cheaper price as long as it's not too crazy, you wouldn't get away with a saying you bought a 2009 Falcon for $1500 for example.Cheers
25/03/10 11:31 AM25/03/10 11:31 AM #6 Pretty sure that if the sale price is unrealistic the fee is charged on the market value of the car. How much it gets enforced I don't know but that's what I found when I looked into it.The RTA are cracking down on this as it will cost them money. If your unrealistic with the price they may deman market value.I.B.
25/03/10 12:05 PM25/03/10 12:05 PM #7 what is the real out laying for them to change over rego.. apart from them printing out a new rego sheet and the clerk entering in data. fair enough the transfer fee but 3% sale price!! feel sorry for anyone buying $100k+ cars
25/03/10 12:09 PM25/03/10 12:09 PM #8 Ive been saying the same for personal plates and there BS annual fee.I.B.
25/03/10 12:51 PM25/03/10 12:51 PM #9 As for most things automotive related, logic plays no part whatsoever. Just lube-up and hope for the best.
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