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Application for Instalments and Extensions of Time for First Home Owner Grant Liability
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What is this application for?
To apply to pay an outstanding First Home Owner Grant (FHOG) debt and a related duty by instalments (referred to as a 'Payment Arrangement'). Whether your application is accepted or declined is at the discretion of the Commissioner.
Who can complete this application?
An applicant, or an applicant's representative who is authorised to act for the applicant and has access to the applicant's financial information.
What you may need
To complete this application, the following may be required:
The assessment advice, invoice or notice issued by RevenueWA,
The income and expenditure for the taxpayer(s) that are responsible for payment of the liability,
Copies of bank statements and any supportive financial documentation, and
A projection of cash flow on a month-by-month basis that covers the period of the instalment proposal.
Important information
Before you begin, you should refer to the
relevant publication
to make sure that you understand the terms and conditions that apply to payment arrangements.
On completion of the application process, a receipt number will be provided and your application will be forwarded to RevenueWA for approval.
The Commissioner is under no obligation to approve a payment arrangement, including a proposal to pay any amount by instalments. The Commissioner will consider each application on its own merits and must be satisfied that the payment of the liability in full by the required time would have caused significant financial hardship.
Interest will be applied to payment arrangements. The interest will be charged at the rate prescribed under regulation 5 of the
Taxation Administration Regulations 2003
and regulation 8 of the
First Home Owner Grant Regulations 2000
for duties and FHOG respectively (currently 8.2% per annum), in relation to both the primary debt and penalty debt payable, until the outstanding liability is paid in full.
It is an offence under the
Taxation Administration Act 2003
and the
First Home Owner Grant Act 2000
to provide false or misleading information. This offence carries a penalty of up to $20,000 (for FHOG), and $20,000 and an amount that is equal to three times the amount of tax that was avoided or might have been avoided if the false or misleading information or tax record had been accepted as true (for a duties debt).
Privacy
RevenueWA is collecting the personal information in this application for the purpose of administering revenue laws and the FHOG scheme. This is authorised by the
Taxation Administration Act 2003
and the
First Home Owner Grant Act 2000.
Your personal information will not be disclosed without your consent, except in circumstances outlined in section 114 of the
Taxation Administration Act 2003
, section 65 of the
First Home Owner Grant Act
or as otherwise authorised by law. An agency engaged by RevenueWA may handle your information.
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