PHOTO: NSW Farmers expressed concerns that higher property tax payments could deter future generations of farmers. (Image: Supplied)
An agreement struck with the NSW Premier has seen a state farming body walk away happy, after securing an exclusion from the government’s proposed stamp duty reforms.
The NSW Government stamp duty reform proposal would scrap stamp duty on property in favour of an annual land tax charged to owners in a bid to make the housing market more accessible for new homeowners...
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