In Queensland, the buyer of the vehicle is the one who coughs up the stamp duty, not the seller. This lovely tax is calculated based on the dinky-di value of the car—usually the market or sale price, whichever is higher. The rates vary, but for most passenger vehicles, it’s around 3% on the first $100,000 and 4% on amounts above that. So, if you're eyeing a swanky new set of wheels, be prepared to fork out on top of the sticker price. For the nitty-gritty details, check out the Queensland Government's official transport department info or visit ServiceCentral for assistance.
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