Fillable Printable Statutory Declaration Change of Trustee Form
Fillable Printable Statutory Declaration Change of Trustee Form
Statutory Declaration Change of Trustee Form
The Office of State Revenue is collecting the information on this form for the purposes of administering State revenue.
Collection of this information is authorised by the Duties Act 2001. Your personal information will not be disclosed without your
consent except in the circumstances outlined in the Taxation Administration Act 2001 or as otherwise authorised by law.
Oaths Act 1867
Statutory Declaration
Change of trustee
(No change in the rights or interest of a beneficiary of a trust)
1
I, ______________________________________________________________________________ ,
(Name)
of _______________________________________________________________________________
(Address)
in the state of ___________________________________, do solemnly and sincerely declare that:
1. I am a trustee of the ________________________ trust (the trust).
2. A transaction (the transaction) was effected on ________________________ for the sole purpose
(Date of the transaction)
of giving effect to a change of trustee.
3. The transaction is not part of an arrangement:
(a) involving a change in the rights or interest of a beneficiary of the trust
or
(b) terminating the trust.
4. Transfer duty has been paid on all trust acquisitions or trust surrenders for which transfer duty is
imposed for the trust before the transaction.
I make this solemn declaration conscientiously believing the same to be true and by virtue of the
provisions of the Oaths Act 1867.
Signed _____________________________________________________
Taken and declared before me at _____________________________________________________
this _________ day of _________________________ 20 ____ .
__________________________________________________________
(Person who may take declarations
2
)
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Section 117(1) of the Duties Act 2001
2
Declarations can be taken by:
(a) a justice of the peace, commissioner for declarations or notary public under the law of the State, the Commonwealth or
another state
(b) a lawyer
(c) a conveyancer, or another person authorised to administer an oath, under the law of the State, the Commonwealth or
another state.
